David Alexander
David Alexander
If we can spec out the use case for submodules, I may spend some time working on it. I'll kick off the discussion. How should we track the deployed version...
@scttnlsn That's what I was thinking too, but it would require further HTTP server rules forbidding access to `.revision` if it ends up in the doc root. I find that...
Apologies, I'm less familiar with submodules than nested git repositories.
Since I last posted I've had more of a chance to actually use git submodules. Now I know that a submodule (git repository) has the currently checked-out commit versioned in...
Note, this is likely on hold until #129 (problems with Rugged v0.22.2) is resolved. Submodule support was in the Rugged update.
Since #129 is resolved by sticking with Rugged v0.22.1b1 and that version appears to contain the merged pull request from libgit2/rugged#475, it appears this is greenlit for development again. As...
Have you tried adding a trailing slash on the remote path? Is the user with which you're deploying chrooted? Run dandelion with the `--log=debug` option and comment with the results.
What shell is the deployment user running on? bash? rssh? I've discovered an issue with deploying via SFTP when the deployment user is set to use rssh, but haven't gathered...
You might want to look into using [Ansible](https://github.com/ansible/ansible) in combination with dandelion. I'm deploying to multiple servers and directories on the same server with one config file per directory. It's...
Just saw #7 was merged. Will rebase from the new master branch before you review the code.