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Yes, after setting up everything I have finally tested my deploy.rb
with local_perforce.rb and it works!
Thank you so much, you are a life saver.
I think other people who are having similar problems can use this patch
easily.
Julie
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Hi Julie,
Did this local_perforce fix give you what you were after?
Cheers
Richie
On 1/8/07, Julie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi Wolfmans,
> thank you very much for the solution, I will go ahead and use/test it
> and let you know how it goes.
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> I am not sure if this is what you've meant,
Hi Wolfmans,
thank you very much for the solution, I will go ahead and use/test it
and let you know how it goes.
I am not sure if this is what you've meant, but my plan is to have one
development server that has access to perforce, have this server update
itself from the repository, then have th
Ok I have uploaded a file called local_perforce.rb to this group..
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/capistrano/web/local_perforce.rb
this has the same hack applied to it as my new_subversion.rb for
checking out locally then copying the result to the servers.
If you set the config variable rep
I can help with the latter solution, I have some perforce experience,
although i don't currently use it, so someone else would need to test
it.
I'll take a look at the perforce scm and see what it would take to make
my svn solution work.
Julie i'm presuming that you now want to deploy from a lo
On Jan 5, 2007, at 7:50 PM, Julie wrote:
Question for Jamis,
when I was searching through different topics I have read you earlier
comment about modifying capistrano to decouple deployment from scm
part. Are you planning to make it generic so that it would also work
with perforce as well as su
Question for Jamis,
when I was searching through different topics I have read you earlier
comment about modifying capistrano to decouple deployment from scm
part. Are you planning to make it generic so that it would also work
with perforce as well as subversion? (with remote servers having no
acc
julie - sorry it won't work as-is with perforce, it is specifically for
subversion, my point was that the framework for perforce would be
similar, however someone would need to rewrite it for perforce.
On Jan 4, 4:45 pm, "Julie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Wolf,
thanks for the feedback.
I lo
Hi Wolf,
thanks for the feedback.
I looked over your tar file. it's got 2 files: new_subversion.rb and
new_subversion_test.rb
I will copy them over my lib/tasks directory but they seem like very
"subversion oriented". Are you sure it would work for perforce?
I am also using the patch from Ric
jason, one of the facilities I added to my new subversion scm module is
the ability to allow different URLs for access from the local and
remote
machines, which I think addresses your concerns. whether it is less
ugly than the hosts option is debatable.
julie- the same technique I use in this sc
Julie,
AFAIK, all servers AND the box you run the deploy commands from(my
development box in my case) must be able to access the source server. In
my case, the subversion server is on my local network but my web servers
are not. Therefore, for the svn server to be accessible at the same
addr
The way capistrano works, currently, is that in order to use the
default "deploy" recipe, all servers must have access to the
repository, regardless of the SCM in use.
Others have posted workarounds to this restriction, but (iirc) they
are all specific to subversion. I'm working on some c
Thanks for the reply.
I have asked Richard about this before and he indicated that very
likely all the servers must have access to p4 for this to work. He said
he was pretty sure but still recommended me to check with other
capistrano gurus out there, thus I posted the same question here.
My se
On Jan 3, 2007, at 7:00 PM, Julie wrote:
Hi Jamis,
I am new to Ruby and Capistrano and this is my first experience at
this
site. Where can I access the Capistrano 1.3.0 code?
Capistrano shares Rails' repository. You can check it out (using
subversion) with:
svn co http://dev.rubyon
I'm afraid I have no experience with perforce, and so am not able to
address your questions. Capistrano does ship with a perforce module,
but it was contributed by a third party.
Richard, I believe you're on this list: would you mind chiming in on
this regarding perforce?
- Jamis
On Ja
Hi Jamis,
On my earlier post I was asking about how to access Capistrano 1.3.0,
does it also have the feature "diff_from_last_deploy"?
As I mentioned before I am a new bee in Capistrano and Ruby and I am
really stuck with these problems, I hope you can provide some help.
I am having difficulty
Hi Jamis,
I am new to Ruby and Capistrano and this is my first experience at this
site. Where can I access the Capistrano 1.3.0 code?
thanks
Julie
Jamis Buck wrote:
Here it is, Capistrano 1.3.0. Mostly it is just bug fixes, but it
includes a few minor new features.
The new features:
* The
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