Hi,
For new custom rack task you have to write rake file under the location
Project/lib/tasks/sample.rake
In that sample.rake file
desc "This task is back-end ruby script added for cron job"
task :cron => :environment do
# put some logic.
end
Go to your console put the command #> bundle exec rake -D
It will return rake tasks which are used in your project.
For example, here you will get your task
rake cron
This task is back-end ruby script added for cron job
Run it using #> bundle exec rake cron
andrea longhi wrote in post #1053442:> Hello,
>
> I''m writing a nice gem which incorporate a few rake tasks, but I
can''t
> find a way to add my custom tasks to the application rake list, if the
> app is rails 2.x. I googled for a while but without any luck... any
> hints?
>
> Thanks
>
> Andrea
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