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Simpler and faster capistrano deployment
@tomafro: Following up on my comments on #117, I've made changes in the `freerange` fork of the repo to generate the documentation in the `docs` directory and enabled the GitHub...
I've just started new server to test recap. Ran into this issue: ``` cap deploy:setup * 2014-02-08 13:47:32 executing `deploy:setup' triggering before callbacks for `deploy:setup' * 2014-02-08 13:47:32 executing `preflight:check'...
In the task foreman:export, no '--env' option is passed to the foreman command. Therefore no environmental variables are present in the upstart scripts exported. For me this results in the...
I'm not entirely sure this is the most elegant solution, but it's a start!
If somebody has a default empty production database in their repository in the db directory, then their database is overwritten with every deploy due to the `git reset --hard origin/master`....
Sometimes the RubyGem service returns a lot of 503s (happened to me today for about 3 hours on different gems) and the deploy:setup phase wipes the whole directory if it...
As of ddollar/foreman@c039f379ff1b6eb87673aa73a3548ba20d1722e4, Foreman won't run a shell to run the command under upstart, but uses a `.env` file and inserts the environment variables directly into the upstart scripts.
We have a Rails app serving multiple sites, each with their own assets placed under `app/sites//assets`. Adding these to `:asset_precompilation_triggers` using a regular expression is much simpler than adding each...
It should be better to get actual home with echo ~username. For example, my users have home in /var/www/clients/ instead of /home/, it's very easy to get it with that...
i really like the ideas you provide with recap! This one is for bootstrapping with opensuse. you might think that absolute paths should not be included, but bootstrapping with ubuntu...
