Well, the new Capistrano is based on rake so you have a few options.
One is the use of environment variables. You can set the before hand or you
can specify them on the command line:
cap stage task VAR=foo
Access in the code is through the ENV Hash:
ENV['VAR']
This is actually what I do and I do it the following way: I put accessor
methods for environment variables in a module. This allows me to add code
to check for definitions and make sure I warn the user if the parameter is
really needed:
module EnvironmentOptions
def var
return ENV['VAR']
end
end
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