We're working on a system that allows us to deploy multiple projects at
once with capistrano. We have 3 systems in place (front, billing, app) that
all have a separate codebase and are deployed on different servers in
multiple stages.
Using the capistrano_multiconfig to create one capistrano repo with
multiple configurations works like a charm. I can run each command
separately and they all deploy fine to the right server in the right stage.
Now I would like to add a custom task that deploys all the configured
projects at once with a single command. I've pasted the command code below.
set :projects, ['front', 'billing', 'app']
namespace :deploy do
desc 'Deploy all'
task :all do
set :env, ask('To what environment do you want to deploy?', 'staging');
run_locally do
fetch(:projects).each { |project|
info "Now deploying #{project} to #{fetch(:env)}"
invoke "#{project}:#{fetch(:env)}"
invoke "deploy"
}
end
end
end
The issue is that the code above only deploys the first project, the info
command executes for all iterations of the .each loop but the invocation of
the deploy command only runs for the first project, after that the
following two invoke calls just do nothing.
Anyone have an idea?
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