This extension is used to deploy
BDSM Deployment management extension
bdsm deploy [arguments]
$(actions)
- update_repository
- deploy: a. stage b. configure c. symlink d. replace_current e. cleanup f. record
For each step there are two hooks one that is run before ('before_' prefix) and one that is run after ('after_' prefix).
Each hook is the name of a step listed above prefixed with either before_ or after_. For example around steps a - f there is a 'before_deploy' and an 'after_deploy'
Hooks are only run if the hook file is executable, otherwise the file is considered disabled.
Hooks are looked for and run from two places, shared then repository. First hooks are run from the shared_path/deploy/ directory and then from the shared_path/project_name/config/deploy/ directory.
If you want to execute a task before the code is moved in place but after everything is setup in the staging area, use 'before_replace_current' hook.
If any one of the deployment steps fail, then the deploy should fail as well. If this is not the case please let me know right away and provide a gist of 'bdsm --trace deploy' so that I can inspect where the failure is occurring.
- git / subversion / mercurial (whichever the application's repository uses).
- curl
- rsync