We really need two capistrano timestamped deploys
The i18n is the language translations for the main code and they are typically
maintained/updated separately (except perhaps for the initial deploy).
Basically I am trying to get capistrano to:
- (main code) /var/www/application/shared/cached-copy
/var/www/application/shared/releases
/var/www/application/shared/current
- (i18n xlat) /var/www/application/i18n/cached-copy
/var/www/application/i18n/releases
/var/www/application/i18n/current
and finally
ln -nsf /var/www/application/i18n/current
/var/www/application/current/config/locales
On Nov 8, 2011, at 8:59 PM, Donovan Bray wrote:
> You just haven't located all of the magic sauce yet.
>
> You can bend capistrano to do a lot of stuff it wasn't intended for; after
> all it's just ruby.
>
> One question I would ask is: Do you really need two capistrano timestamped
> deploys; or is one project really a dependency of the other?
>
> You might be better served to only deploy the top level application in the
> timestamped directory then create a task for installing this dependency that
> just does a nieve checkout into the top level deploys release directory. That
> then retains the ability to rollback to the previous release dir that has a
> matched set of top level app with it's dependency... And your not changing
> cap internals to do it.
>
> On Nov 8, 2011, at 1:15 PM, Craig White <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> We are currently running scripts via a modified vlad already - I was
>> wondering if capistrano was able to deploy from 2 different subversion paths
>> and Donovan suggested yes it was possible and I implemented per his
>> suggestion.
>>
>> The problem with your suggestion is that it doesn't allow me to choose which
>> svn branch/tag/trunk and doesn't offer rollback, etc.
>>
>> Craig
>>
>> On Nov 8, 2011, at 12:40 PM, Lee Hambley wrote:
>>
>>> When you have two separate projects, they aught to be submodules of
>>> oneanother (depending how the heirarchy makes sense) then your I18n deploy
>>> is "ssh me@theserver 'cd ./the/project/dir && git submodule update i18n' "
>>>
>>> - Lee
>>>
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