Rails - Sep 2005 - Any public example of versioning the entire ruby+rails environment with the source?

I''m interested in the idea of not only versioning my source code, but
the
entire run time environment in my project as talked about here:

http://blog.x180.net/2005/07/rails_sandbox_d.html

The basic idea is that you would do a checkout of the project, run make all,
and then fire up the webserver.

Does anyone have any other recommended reading I should check out? I bought
the O''Reilly MAKE book and will most likely spend a lot of time
experimenting, but the more wisdom I can get earlier on the better.

Thanks!

~ Mike
-- 
http://MikeZornek.com

I''m interested in the idea of not only versioning my source code, but
the
entire run time environment in my project as talked about here:

http://blog.x180.net/2005/07/rails_sandbox_d.html

The basic idea is that you would do a checkout of the project, run make all,
and then fire up the webserver.

Does anyone have any other recommended reading I should check out? I bought
the O''Reilly MAKE book and will most likely spend a lot of time
experimenting, but the more wisdom I can get earlier on the better.

Thanks!

~ Mike
-- 
http://MikeZornek.com

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> I''m interested in the idea of not only versioning my source code,
but the
> entire run time environment in my project as talked about here:
I asked the same question a few weeks ago and got no good responses.  
Michael Koziarski was a big proponent of doing this, but he disappeared.  
Maybe that way lies destruction...
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