On 24 Jun, 19:00, rachel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Jun 24, 3:11 am, Tim Diggins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> > and I think you do want, because the beauty of cap is that the normal
> > logic is to check out a fresh copy before you deploy (stops the terror
> > of local untracked mods creeping into deployment)
> > ... otherwise you might as well be using ant...
>
> heh, we do use ant to build... never heard of using it to deploy, is
> this what you mean? got any links about that?
to be honest I've just stopped using ant to deploy - I found it very
hard to get the various scp / ssh plugins for ant to actually work,
and ended up using exec tasks (ie. just a very thin layer over shell
scripting). But actually I found it hard to use the same tool to
deploy as to build. It was good to have the clarity of having a
separate tool for each. In rails, though there isn't exactly a
separate build step.
-- Tim
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