Resolved my question with the following:
after ("deploy:update_code") do
PRIVATE_REPO = 'https://your-private-repo.org/config-repo/trunk/'
run "svn export --force --username YourAuthUser --password
AuthUserPasswd #{PRIVATE_REPO} #{release_path}/",
end
The plain text password is not ideal, but it's working.
-- Darren
On Friday, September 7, 2012 11:31:34 AM UTC-7, dweber.consulting wrote:
>
>
> What is the Capistrano equivalent, in deploy.rb, for the following shell
> commands.
>
> $ svn export ${SVN_REPO_A} repoA
> $ svn export ${SVN_REPO_B} repoB
> $ cp -r repoB/* repoA/
>
> The deployment scenario is that ${SVN_REPO_A} is a public, open-source
> repository of a rails application. When it is deployed on secure
> infrastructure, all the private config details are merged from the private
> {$SVN_REPO_B}. Access to ${SVN_REPO_B} requires security clearance.
>
> AFAIK, there is only one :repository in a deploy.rb file and it contains a
> reference to only one repository. That is, the value for :repository is a
> string, it cannot be a list. There appear to be no options to specify
> multiple :repository (and associated authentication parameters).
>
> Maybe a solution might be to use an after block with an invoke task,
> something like this:
>
> set :default_environment, {
> # Command for invoke task below (assume svn+ssh authentication works)
> 'COMMAND' => 'svn export ${SVN_REPO_B} repoB && cp -r repoB/* repoA/'
> }
> after ("deploy:update_code") do
> # Incorporate ${SVN_REPO_B} using COMMAND above
> invoke
> end
>
>
> Isn't there an easier way to specify this, within the deploy.rb file?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Darren
>
>
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