Oh no, I dont wanna run migrations on the db server. What I meant was
executing the migrate task for the db server without deploying any
files to it, but turns out that's not a good idea...
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On Jan 17, 2007, at 12:21 PM, Julie wrote:
I thought the reason we use role:web, role:app and role:db was to make
capistrano deploy differently to each server (different files).
However in my case all the code repository is deployed exactly the
same
to all 3 servers. I want to deploy the
My yell would be 'please no wikis'.
Faisal N Jawdat wrote:
Suggestion before someone yells Wiki!: if you do a wiki, set up
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On Jan 12, 2007, at 1:22 PM, Julie wrote:
The way I had installed Capistrano was using gem install capistrano
(we have ruby on rails 1.8.4), currently we have Cap 1.1.0. When you
guys update Capistrano, is that automatically reflected in the Ruby on
Rails installer or do we have to do a
I see,
so just like spinner, spawner also only deals with FastCGI listeners
right? I am asking all these questions to understand whether I would
ever need a cold_deploy (when I deploy the application for the first
time).
thank you
Julie
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Yes, after your point I found it and now I can see how it's used in
Capistrano. Thanks!
I was told before that everything is executed in top down order in
deploy.rb. Most tasks inside deploy.rb are defined in standard.rb of
capistrano library. I am wondering when are tasks like long_deploy, or
Yes, after your point I found it and now I can see how it's used in
Capistrano. Thanks!
I was told before that everything is executed in top down order in
deploy.rb. Most tasks inside deploy.rb are defined in standard.rb of
capistrano library. I am wondering when are tasks like long_deploy, or
Oh on that updatable-manual, that's a fabulous idea, Jamis. Count
me in as a contributor.
And I'd take that Ezra character up on the hosting if it comes to
that. Him and Rob Orsini may also know a thing about real-world
capistrano usage too. ;-)
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