Quoting Matt Aimonetti <[email protected]>: > I agree with Patrick that in general you should stick to standard tools like > cap (or vlad). However cap isn't always very efficient and it might not be > able to do something very specific you have to do. If that's the case, using > a simpler solution like a custom git based solution can be very cool.
I am finally starting to use capistrano for deployment and am finding it pretty easy to add custom tasks and then hang them on the standard tasks. If you do something really funky, that might be hard. But, really, if you do something that odd, all the more reason it needs to be scripted in some way so that more than one person can reproduce it correctly. -- Cynthia Kiser [email protected]
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