On 15 Wrz, 17:24, sbtodd <[email protected]> wrote:
> Your English is fine .... thanks a lot for the help
>
> How do I go about creating an integrated image for an app with your
> approach:
>
> * base code baseapp.git
> * seprated config and design files. deploy-somecompany.git, deploy-
> othercompany.git
>
> My applications directory structure is like somewhat this:
>
> *** Means it is different for each deployment
>
> /config ***
> Capfile ***
> /db
> /lib
> /log
> /public/images
> /public/stylesheets
> /pubic/javascripts
> /public/site-design ***
> /test
> /tmp
> /vendor
> /views
you can create somedeploy.git with directories:
/config ***
/Capfile ***
/public/site-design ***
and create Makefile or somthing like that which ask for base app path
and then will make symlinks this directories to base app
which that layout You can on deployment/development machine do:
* git clone g...@mygit:baseapp.git
* git clone g...@mygit:somedeploy.git
* cd baseapp; make deploy
* makefile should ask You for deploy path: absolute or relative, for
example: ../somedeploy
* makefile should do : ln -s ../somedeploy/config .; ln -s ../
somedeploy/Capfile .; mkdir -p ./public; ln -s ../public/site-design ./
public/;
You can use make, ant, rake, phing - whatever You know - even simple
bash/python script
* http://pastebin.com/m54051d66
>
> How do I create a deploy-company.git and then populate the company
> specific deployment with the config files
> from this respository?
>
> Thanks, Todd
>
> On Sep 14, 11:16 pm, Marek Wywiał <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On 15 Wrz, 05:09, sbtodd <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > I know enough Git basics to setup a local and remote repository
>
> > > $ git init
> > > $ git add .
> > > $ git commit -m "Added initial Rails app"
>
> > > $ git --bare init ::Initialize empty Git remote repository at
> > > server.com
> > > $ git remote add origin [email protected]:git/app.git
>
> > > Push to Remote
> > > $ git push origin master
>
> > > Pull from Remote
> > > $ git pull origin master
>
> > > I am at the point now where I need to create multiple applications/
> > > websites from the same
> > > code base.
>
> > > The difference between the apps/sites is mostly config files and
> > > design files (images and templates)
>
> > > I want to be able to make changes in the base app and have the change
> > > go to the other apps.
> > > I also want to source control the config files and design files for
> > > each app/site.
>
> > > What is the best way to do this? ... branches?
>
> > We are providing code similar way:
> > * base code baseapp.git
> > * seprated config and design files. deploy-somecompany.git, deploy-
> > othercompany.git
>
> > path to installed baseapp are stored in config files
>
> > In other way You can use branches for applications, and branches for
> > features/bugs, and then You can use git merge, or git cherry-pick to
> > get features/bugs in all applications branches.
>
> > Sorry if my english is not so good.
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