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README.md |
Capistrano
wip - aim here is to get 'something' up and running
TODO:
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harness rake for dsl
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create a working capify equivalent
- create Capfile
- create lib/tasks/deploy
- create config/deploy/
- write config/deploy.rb with example configuration
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basic configuration object
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basic 'capistrano/deploy' noop example
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don't care too much about testing at this point (rspec included for my reference)
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before/after task hooks
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handle multi stage
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pass any necessary configuration from deploy.rb to SSHKit
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support set/fetch/role configuration
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basic deploy
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ask
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add
deploy:check
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prefer
roles(:all)
overall_roles
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simplify default deploy
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support setting default environment variables
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basic rollback
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support primary servers
on primary(:db)
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support existing significant configuration variables
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set configuration defaults, add commented out examples to templates
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better descriptions for tasks
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add examples to README
Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'capistrano' github: 'capistrano/capistrano', branch: :v3
And then execute:
$ bundle --binstubs
Capify:
$ cap install
This creates the following files:
Capfile
lib/deploy/tasks
config/deploy/staging.rb
config/deploy/production.rb
To create different stages:
$ cap install STAGES=local,sandbox,qa,production
Usage
$ cap -vT
$ cap staging deploy
$ cap production deploy
$ cap production deploy --dry-run
$ cap production deploy --prereqs
Configuration
# config/deploy.rb
set :application, 'example app'
# config/deploy/production.rb
set :stage, :production
ask :branch, :master
role :app, %w{example.com}
role :web, %w{example.com}
role :db, %w{example.com}
Tasks
Before / After
Where calling on the same task name, executed in order of inclusion
# call an existing task
before :starting, :ensure_user
after :finishing, :notify
# or define in block
before :starting, :ensure_user do
#
end
after :finishing, :notify do
#
end
Console
Execute arbitrary remote commands
$ cap staging console