Capistrano | Something Unimportant

Jun 01

Announcing Plugistrano v0.0.1

By andrew

Plugistrano is a little project I’ve been pondering for a while. My boss Jeff Cohen came up with the idea a few weeks ago. While in Portland at RailsConf 2008 I made some progress with it, thanks to the help of my coworker Mike.

Check out the github repo. Let me know what you think, fork it, fix it and make it better.

note: I have only tested this (very briefly) with Capistrano 1.4.1. It might not work with 2.0. I will try to test it with 2.0 later

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