README.md in capistrano-passenger-0.2.0 vs README.md in capistrano-passenger-0.2.1
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# Capistrano::Passenger
-Adds a task to restart your application after deployment via Capistrano. Supports Passenger versions 5 and lower.
+Adds a task to restart your application after deployment via Capistrano. Supports Passenger versions 6 and lower.
## Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
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# Version-specific restart happens here.
end
end
```
-Note that `passenger_restart_limit` has no effect if you are using the default `passenger_restart_runner` of `:sequence`. sshkit only looks at it when the runner is `:group`.
+Note that `passenger_restart_limit` has no effect if you are using the default `passenger_restart_runner` of `:sequence`. sshkit only looks at it when the runner is `:groups`.
`:passenger_environment_variables` is available if anything about your environment is not available to the user deploying your application. One use-case for this is when `passenger-config` isn't available in your user's `PATH` on the server. You could override it like so:
``` ruby
set :passenger_environment_variables, { :path => '/your/path/to/passenger/bin:$PATH' }