task :test do
cmd = "cd ~/ && pwd"
run "sudo su - -c '#{cmd}'" # works, but shows an error(that doesn't
rollback)
run "#{sudo} #{cmd}" # blows up on 'cd', triggers rollback
end
The error in the first case isn't the end of the world, but I'd rather it
go away if possible. Is there a better way to sudo up and then change
directories to run a command?
* executing "sudo su - -c 'cd ~/ && pwd'"
servers: ["stocks.example.com"]
[stocks.example.com] executing command
*** [err :: stocks.example.com] stdin: is not a tty
** [out :: stocks.example.com] /root
command finished in 78ms
* executing "sudo -p 'sudo password: ' cd ~/ && pwd"
servers: ["stocks.example.com"]
[stocks.example.com] executing command
*** [err :: stocks.example.com] sudo
*** [err :: stocks.example.com] :
*** [err :: stocks.example.com] cd: command not found
*** [err :: stocks.example.com]
command finished in 42ms
*** [deploy:update_code] rolling back
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