But "#{release_path}/public/images/users" will still be symlinked to
"#{shared_path}/users #{release_path}/public/images/users" and the "r"
option will remove all files in that directory so I would just remove
the "r" option and you should be OK. No???
On Nov 3, 11:10 am, Freddy Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Tony... the rm line is only there for the release_path directory
> which either will have the symlink OR an empty directory that was
> checked-out from git. If the developers wants a few "test" images in
> git for testing you can do that but need to remove that when it is
> deployed to prod before you create the symlink...
>
> #{release_path} is the /releases/datestamp/ directory...
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