How to migrate from Mina to Capistrano
It’s been a while since I last posted here. I’ve been pretty busy with work, I’ve also moved to Cracov in the meantime - so yeah, I can’t really complaint about boredom ;).
Anyhow, some time ago I posted about Mina - neat little gem that allows super fast deployments. Unfortunately when your project grows you start adding additional bash scripts, you add more and more commands to your deploy script and it grows into something not-so-neat anymore.
That’s why tempted with Capistrano’s ready-to-use recipes I decided it’s time to say hello to Capistrano. I’ll provide here step-by-step migration process from Mina. I will be using here delayed_job, unicorn (with capistrano-unicorn gem) and thinking-sphinx.
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So here we go, here are some tips for you, I hope you will find them useful and it will save you some time.
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