Since I spent 30 mins figuring out how this translates in code, maybe
it will help someone else:
role(:web) {#{domain}}
role(:app) {#{domain}}
role(:db) {#{domain}}
However, I didn't manage to set :primary to true for the :db role:
role(:db) {#{domain}}, :primary = true
role(:db) {#{domain},
If you have already set domain, do this:
role :web,domain
role :app, domain
role :db, domain
else, use yours, for the rest, do this:
role :db , domain, :primary = truerole(:db , domain, :primary = true)
role(:db , domain, {:primary = true})
(that is, right, righter and rightest syntax.
Thanks Lee,
but I need to defer the evaluation of domain (see thread above for
details), hence the block around domain.
The problem is that I can't figure out how to set the primary to true
while using the block syntax...
Cheers
Cyrille
On Jun 23, 10:14 pm, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com
Try this:
role(:web) { [domain, {:primary = true}] }
In other words, the block should return an array corresponding to the
arguments you would normally have passed to role(). The first _n_
elements of the array are domain names to assign to the given role,
and the last option may be a hash
