If you don't want to write your password in your deploy.rb. and be asked for
it everytime:
set(:scm_password){ Capistrano::CLI.password_prompt("Type your
scm_password: ") }
Regards
2011/8/25 Robert Ray <[email protected]>
> I couldn't agree more: it's a bitter experience developing web app on
> windows. But sometimes I just want to do a quick try on my familiar
> Windows, before I become an expert on Linux.
>
> On Aug 25, 5:07 pm, Lee Hambley <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Prompting the user when needed is iffy at best even under *NIX, on
> Windows
> > i'm surprised your machine hasn't caught fire :) As a general rule with
> > deployment aim for no human interaction. If you feel generous, you could
> add
> > a note to the docs to the effect that in your experience prompting for an
> > SCM password didn't work on Windows.
> >
> > (We unix folks generally assume nothing on Windows works, and it's not
> > "officially" supported, as developing web apps on Windows is a hostile,
> cold
> > and miserable experience)
> >
> > - Lee
>
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