Perhaps significantly, I am using multistage extension and thus can't invoke as
you suggest and it doesn't seem to work. I can 'deploy' the first repository
but not the second (url seems to be perfect but never checks out the code from
svn).
here's an abbreviation/simplification of my deploy.rb
namespace :deploy do
task :tag do
url = url_to_deploy(svn_user, svn_pass)
repo_path = " --no-auth-cache"
repo_path << " --username #{user}"
repo_path << " #{url}"
set :deploy_to, "#{deploy_path}"
set :application, "ids"
set :copy_cache, "#{deploy_to}/cached-copy"
set :repository, repo_path
p "
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"
p " Deploying: #{url} "
p "
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"
end
..snip other deploy:tasks..
end
namespace :i18n do
desc "Deploys i18n translations"
task :update do
url = url_to_deploy(svn_user, svn_pass) unless exists?(:url)
url = "#{url}/#{i18n_sub_path}"
repo_path = " --no-auth-cache"
repo_path << " --username #{user}"
repo_path << " #{url}"
set :deploy_to, "#{deploy_path}/i18n"
set :application, "xlate"
set :copy_cache, "#{deploy_to}/cached-copy"
set :repository, repo_path
p "
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"
p " Deploying: #{url} "
p "
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"
end
..snip other i18n:tasks..
end
so the top task works fine: 'cap test2 deploy'
the bottom task doesn't ever check out the code: 'cap test2 i18n:update' though
the 'url' is fine, the use of 'Highline' tells me that the
authentication/selection of tags is fine and the "#{deploy_to}/cached-copy"
exists but it never seems to actually even try to perform an svn checkout.
Craig
On Nov 4, 2011, at 6:38 PM, Donovan Bray wrote:
> Just create tasks that override the deploy_to, repository, and application
>
> task :app1 do
> set :application, "app1"
> set :repository, "[email protected]:vanpelt/rails-app.git"
> set :deploy_to, "/var/www/app1"
> end
>
> task :app2 do
> set :application, "app2"
> set :repository, "[email protected]:vanpelt/rails-app2.git"
> set :deploy_to, "/var/www/app2"
> end
>
> cap app1 deploy
> cap app2 deploy
> cap app1 deploy app2 deploy
>
> Should all work as expected.
>
> On Nov 4, 2011, at 11:45 AM, Craig White <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> We mostly use capistrano but for one particular project, we use a hacked
>> version of vlad
>>
>> The problem is that there are 2 subversion URL's/codebases...
>>
>> - one for the ruby code
>>
>> - one for the language translation files
>>
>> and they may be deployed simulataneously or separately, as is more often the
>> case.
>>
>> The recent questions and answers suggest that more sophistication is
>> possible (like the reference to 'recipes/deploy.rb') but it's far from clear
>> to me how I might accomplish having 2 different :repository URL's in the
>> same deploy.rb file
>>
>> Secondly... perhaps I am deficient but all I seem to be able to find for
>> documentation is the 'Handbook' and the GitHub guide and they are pretty
>> spartan... is there more complete documentation for Capistrano somewhere
>> that I am missing?
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