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In my Capistrano deploy.rb, I have a couple of daemons like delayed_jobs and fetcher, starting and stopping depending on where they are in the deployment process.
This method would create problems if a deployment fails, because the daemons wouldn't be managed properly (ie. two processes spawned instead…
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Is there any way to configure Capistrano for deploying many webs on a server?
I would like to have a project on port 80 an other project on port 1000 and manage each one with different dbs.
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It is my understanding that although Mercurial has support from branches, the community generally clone repos instead of creating branches. Similar to the Darcs model, unlike the Git model.
I'm deploying a Ruby on Rails app with Capistrano and there I'd like to separate the production from the development…
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We are finding that merging using tortise SVN is slow and cumbersome, we've also recently started using capistrano (capify) to deploy to development.
Is there a way to merge revisions to a branch and automatically deploy to another environment if needed?
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I look for good practices for deploying with capistrano.
I would like to start out with a short description how I used to do deployment.
capistrano is installed locally on a developer's computer. I deploy thought gateway with capistrano option :gateway. Firstly, I thought that with :gateway option…
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