Bryan Crossland wrote in post #991594: > You're welcome. :-) No need to change anything in file to run in > production > mode. A rake file will take the environment mode that the rails app is > running in. If you need to run the rake file while rails is not running > it's > going to look for the environment variable RAILS_ENV. Set that in your > shell > to the environment you want rake to run against and you're good to go. > > B.
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