Phing isn't so tightly coupled to Symfony. The project I'm using it on
is in the process of adopting a framework, but it hasn't yet been
decided which one.
I'm sure you can use Pake outside of Symfony, but investigating that
would have taken time, and I already knew Phing would work with an
On Mar 13, 8:34 am, Lee Bolding wrote:
> FWIW, I chose Phing.
>
> Seems pretty cool - just trying to work out how to make a wrapper so I
> can deploy my application like so :
>
> ./deploy.sh --target=[dev|test|stage|prod] --tag=
>
Lee, can you tell us why you chose Phing? What steered you a
On Tue, 10 Mar 2009, Lee Bolding wrote:
> We touched on this a while ago with talk about Capistrano etc.
FYI, the original developer of Capistrano decided to stop working on it
:-(
Dont know if someone else will piclk it up or fork off it.
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FWIW, I chose Phing.
Seems pretty cool - just trying to work out how to make a wrapper so I
can deploy my application like so :
./deploy.sh --target=[dev|test|stage|prod] --tag=
On 10 Mar 2009, at 10:45, Lee Bolding wrote:
>
> We touched on this a while ago with talk about Capistrano etc.
>
