Stop Capistrano default tasks for non-rails apps
I was getting errors when using I was using capistrano to deploy a non-rails app:
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22] find:
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22] `/home/petems/fakerepo/releases/20130227170824/public/images'
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22] : No such file or directory
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22]
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22] find:
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22] `/home/petems/fakerepo/releases/20130227170824/public/stylesheets'
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22] : No such file or directory
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22]
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22] find:
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22] `/home/petems/fakerepo/releases/20130227170824/public/javascripts'
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22] : No such file or directory
*** [err :: 192.168.33.22]
I forgot that Capistrano runs some tasks by default when you do a deploy
So a quick fix to change that:
# Override default tasks which are not relevant to a non-rails app.
namespace :deploy do
task :migrate do
puts " Not doing migrate because we are not a Rails application."
end
task :finalize_update do
puts " Not doing finalize_update because we are not a Rails application."
end
task :start do ; end
task :stop do ; end
task :restart do ; end
end
And viola!
** [out :: 192.168.33.22]
command finished in 2539ms
Not doing finalize_update because we are not a Rails application.
If you want a more elegant solution, I've heard some good things about railsless-deploy, a dedicated gem for deploying non-rails apps with Capistrano.
Written by Peter Souter
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For Non rails app deploy, you could use Mina, might be a better fit. (it's probably also better for Rails deployment just as well..)
over 1 year ago
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Cool, I'm using a few tools that have a dependancy on capistrano, but I like that mina can do simulated deploys! I'll give it a go, thanks @avnerner! :)
over 1 year ago
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This is what I used in the past: https://github.com/mpasternacki/capistrano-offroad
over 1 year ago
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