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It seems that enhancing a task using an `after` block will not have desired
effect if the new task shares the same name (excluding namespace) as the task
being enhanced. In other words, `after 'deploy:failed', :failed do ...` will
not work (the block will never be executed). This behavior was recently
introduced in 5fcf3da.
To fix the feature test using this code, I renamed the task to be a unique name.
The test now works as intended.
Also, I noticed the task defined in `fail.rake` was sometimes not working as
intended, because the `shared_path` did not exist on the VM's filesystem. This
meant that `touch` was failing. Corrected by issuing `mkdir -p` first.
With these changes, all feature tests now pass.
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187 B
Ruby
8 lines
187 B
Ruby
set :fail, proc { fail }
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before 'deploy:starting', :fail do
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on roles :all do
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execute :mkdir, '-p', shared_path
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execute :touch, shared_path.join('fail')
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end
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fetch(:fail)
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end
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