Thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately, I'm developing on a Windows machine and the :copy option,
seems to rely on "tar" being installed locally.
I installed the GNU Tar program for Windows and stuck it in my PATH.
This seems to satisfy "cap deploy:check", but when I do "cap
deploy:cold" I get the error message:
tar: Cannot fork.: Function not implemented.
Does this mean that using the :copy option is out of the question on a
Windows machine or is there a workaround that anyone knows?
If :copy is not supported on Windows, is there another recommended way
of deploying from a local svn on Windows?
In the meantime I wrote my own script that uses 7Zip and the system()
method, which effectively does what I want.
While I'm sure it's not as good as anything Capistrano can do natively,
in the absence of something better, does this seem like a reasonable way
to go?
Am grateful for any advice.
Cheers,
Jack
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