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A drop-n replacement for Capistrano so you can run tasks in Webistrano from
your command line just using the cap command.
Installation
============
gem install mattmatt-cap-ext-webistrano
Usage
=====
You can still use the capify command to generate the initial files required by
Capistrano.
In your Capfile, insert the following lines at the end.
gem 'mattmatt-cap-ext-webistrano'
require 'cap_ext_webistrano'
The Webistrano extensions require a couple of configuration options that you
can specify in your deploy.rb. They're pretty much the standard options you'd
configure for your application with Capistrano.
set :application, "My project" # The project as named in Webistrano
set :user, "admin"
set :password, "admin"
set :stage, "test" # specify the stage you want to deploy
set :webistrano_home, "http://webistrano.mydomain.com"
If you only have one stage in your project this should do, however with
several stages it'd be better to ask for the stage to be deployed:
set :stage do
Capistrano::CLI.ui.ask "Specify the stage to deploy: "
end
You can ask for the password too:
set :password do
Capistrano::CLI.password_prompt "Enter the deploy password: "
end
Optionally, you can specify configuration that you had setup webistrano to
prompt it:
set :prompt_config, { :password => 'mysecretpassword' }
Changes
=======
- Added support for prompt configuration (Lucas Mundim)
- Restore prefix_options hash as Active Resource lost it when reload method is called (Lucas Mundim)
- Solved "regular expression too big" exception error on large string
output (Michael Lim)
- Workaround to solve bug in @deployment.reload() not loading the site url
correctly (Michael Lim)
License
=======
(c) 2009 Mathias Meyer
Released under the MIT license.
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