Chris Taggart wrote:
> Leon Bogaert wrote:
>> Thanks in advance!
>>
> The usual way of solving this (for images generated by the app, rather
> than ones for the layout, which may be in the svn repository) is to put
> the images in the shared folder with a symlink to them, and then add
> have capistrano add the symlink after updating the code. I also do the
> same for fragment cach files.
>
> Something like:
> run <<-EOF
> cd #{release_path} &&
> ln -s #{shared_path}/photos #{release_path}/public/photos
> EOF
>
> Hope this helps,
> Chris
>
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Ah thanks, gonna try that. I now have something like:
namespace :deploy do
task :copy_user_images do
run "cp #{previous_release}/public/images/users/*.jpg
current/public/images/users/"
end
task :after_deploy do
copy_user_images
end
end
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