I don't know git (I use it for basics things) but could you put your 
octave code as external in your rails app?

Joshua wrote:
> It resides as two subdirectories of a single git repository.
> E.g.,
> root/.git
> root/my-nifty-rails-app
> root/a-pile-of-octave-code-and-libraries
> root/a-bunch-of-other-stuff
>
> I'm interested in deploying 'my-nifty-rails-app' and 'a-pile-of-octave-
> code-and-libraries'.  Also the rails app depends on the octave code so
> both dirs need to be deployed consistently.
> I was thinking of having a subdir in the rails app that is a symbolic
> link to the octave directory and somehow (?) write some capistrano
> code to deploy the octave code as a monolithic blob.
> I also know that at the moment capistrano does not support deploying
> out of a subdirectory of a git repository - there's a patch floating
> around somewhere to help with that.
> Any suggestions on a reasonable way to deploy the dependant octave
> code?
> Thanks,
> Josh
>
> On Jun 27, 11:24 pm, Lee Hambley <[email protected]> wrote:
>   
>> Does is reside in one repository or two?
>> - Lee
>>
>> 2009/6/28 Joshua <[email protected]>
>>
>>
>>
>>     
>>> Hi,
>>> I'm new to Capistrano.  Is there an easy way to deploy an application
>>> that requires two directories?  The first directory is a vanilla Ruby
>>> on Rails application directory tree.  The second is a directory tree
>>> consisting of a pile of Octave code.  My rails app uses a gem that
>>> lets ruby talk to Octave.  I'd prefer to keep the Octave code out of
>>> the RoR app tree because it is also used outside my web app.  I
>>> haven't come across a clean way to deploy using Capistrano, but it's
>>> quite possible I'm missing something simple. Any ideas?
>>> Thanks,
>>> Josh
>>>       
> >
>
>   


-- 
Rafa


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