if not, do i just manualy install the plugins on the remote server?
does capistrano do this automagically?
thanks.
if not, do i just manualy install the plugins on the remote server?
does capistrano do this automagically?
thanks.
koloa wrote:
if not, do i just manualy install the plugins on the remote server?
does capistrano do this automagically?
thanks.
Well, as long as your project is under subversion, the plugins should be
in there, either as svn:externals or fully commited to the repository.
Either way when capistrano does an “svn up” your plugins should go with
it without a problem.
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