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set :application, '<%= File.basename(@path) %>'
set :repository, "set this to URL of your site's repo"
# Set :user if you want to connect (via ssh) to your server using a
# different username. You will also need to include the user in :domain
# (see below).
#
#set :user, "deploy"
#set :domain, "#{user}@example.com"
set :domain, "example.com"
set :deploy_to, "/var/apps/#{application}"
# ============================================================================
# You probably don't need to worry about anything beneath this point...
# ============================================================================
require "tempfile"
require "vlad"
namespace :vlad do
remote_task :symlink_attachments do
run "ln -s #{shared_path}/content/attachments #{current_path}/public/attachments"
end
task :update do
Rake::Task["vlad:symlink_attachments"].invoke
end
remote_task :bundle do
run "cd #{current_path} && sudo bundle install --without development test"
end
# Depending on how you host Nesta, you might want to swap :start_app
# with :start below. The :start_app task will tell your application
# server (e.g. Passenger) to restart once your new code is deployed by
# :update. Passenger is the default app server; tell Vlad that you're
# using a different app server in the call to Vlad.load in Rakefile.
#
desc "Deploy the code and restart the server"
task :deploy => [:update, :start_app]
# If you use bundler to manage the installation of gems on your server
# you can use this definition of the deploy task instead:
#
# task :deploy => [:update, :bundle, :start_app]
end
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