When I deploy using switchtower the code does not update at all. It does however copy the old release into its timestamped directory under /releases/, but nothing in /currect/... is updated. Any help at all would be much appreciated! -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
Ray Morgan wrote:> When I deploy using switchtower the code does not update at all. It > does however copy the old release into its timestamped directory under > /releases/, but nothing in /currect/... is updated. > > Any help at all would be much appreciated!Do you get a new release under the release directory? Does the current point to that new release? Is the issue that the new release directory contains the same stuff as the old release directory? Gareth -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
Gareth Reeves wrote:> Do you get a new release under the release directory? > Does the current point to that new release? > Is the issue that the new release directory contains the same stuff as > the old release directory? > > GarethWhen it run rake deploy, I do get a new release the release directory and it also creates a shortcut inside the current to that... the Issue is that thats all it does.. it never updates the source with the most current source in svn repository. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
On Mar 4, 2006, at 1:48 AM, Ray Morgan wrote:> Gareth Reeves wrote: >> Do you get a new release under the release directory? >> Does the current point to that new release? >> Is the issue that the new release directory contains the same >> stuff as >> the old release directory? > > When it run rake deploy, I do get a new release the release directory > and it also creates a shortcut inside the current to that... the Issue > is that thats all it does.. it never updates the source with the most > current source in svn repository.current should be a symlink into the releases directory. If there is a current *directory* there now, it''s probably failing. If there the user that you''re deploying with doesn''t have permissions on the deployment directory, then it could be failing for that reason. -- -- Tom Mornini