README.rdoc in porter-0.1.4 vs README.rdoc in porter-0.1.5

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 The Porter gem is comprised of Capistrano and Rake tasks that make cloning your production server data down to your development environment a cinch.
 
 == Overview
 
-* A mysqldump command is remotely issued (via Capistrano) to the remote production server, saving the result as a compressed (gz) file
+* A mysqldump command is remotely issued (via Capistrano) to the remote server (production or staging environment), saving the result as a compressed (gz) file
 * The database backup file from the server is retrieved (via scp) and decompressed
 * The development database is dropped, recreated, and restored from the backup
 * Assets stored in shared/public are rysnc'd down to your local public directory (exclusions are accepted!)
-* Separate rake tasks are included for restoring the db and re-syncing the assets without re-dumping the production db
+* Separate rake tasks are included for restoring the db and re-syncing the assets without re-dumping the remote db
 
 == Dependencies
 
 * Capistrano (and a config/deploy.rb file)
 * Rake
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 * script/generate porter
 * See the generated config/porter_config.yml - it's pretty straight-forward
 
 == Usage
 
-* cap porter:production (creates the remote database backup then calls the two rake tasks below)
-* rake porter:production:db (if you've already got a db backup pulled down and want to restore from it again)
-* rake porter:production:assets (rsync the assets down from the production server again)
+* cap porter:[stage] (creates the remote db backup file then calls the two rake tasks below)
+* rake porter:[stage]:db (if you've already got a db backup on the remote server and want to restore from it again)
+* rake porter:[stage]:assets (rsync the assets down from the remote server again)
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+Note: [stage] is most likely going to be 'production' unless your app has a staging or demo environment and you want to pull from there instead.
 
 == Copyright
 
 Copyright (c) 2010 Kenny Johnston. See LICENSE for details.