Aaand now I feel a bit ridiculous, because shortly after posting, I was
chatting to some goys in IRC, and was pointed towards a better solution that is
built right into SSHKit!
https://github.com/leehambley/sshkit/blob/master/EXAMPLES.md
def within(directory, block)
(@pwd ||=
This is an old thread, but just wanted to mention a clean, easy solution
that I'm using - I just add an 'execute_at' method to the Capistrano DSL
module and it's working fantastically.
https://gist.github.com/SteveBenner/7333298
On Tuesday, October 14, 2008 12:49:21 AM UTC-7, thomas.mery
Thanks for the answers
this clears things for me :)
thomas
On Oct 9, 8:22 pm, Lee Hambley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is worth noting for the sake of completeness - although it's more
of a Bash (or any shell) feature.
That will execute the following task only if the first one is
It is worth noting for the sake of completeness - although it's more
of a Bash (or any shell) feature.
That will execute the following task only if the first one is
successful.
run cd /path ls -al
Wouldnt' run the ls command if it couldn't change directory.. which in
this instance makes
Each run() is done in a subshell, so any changes made to your
session's state there are lost. Similarly, you cannot set environment
variables that you want to persist across run calls, either.
The way to do this is to execute all the commands together in a single
run() invocation:
run
