Hey. I'm using this script to deploy an application that uses sidekiq onto Ubuntu 14.04 (so that means by default I get Upstart, for better or for worse 😉). Upon invoking foreman:export, I end up with an upstart script that ends in:
exec su - rails-assets -c 'cd /home/my-app-user/rails-apps/my-app/releases/20160311190512; # ...
On the README, in the USAGE section, it seems like you're suggesting that exporting the Procfile like this is a one time deal and need not be done on every deployment. Is that right? I did this, and of course it worked and I didn't actually examine the Upstart script which was generated. But then after 5 deploys, my sidekiq stopped existing 💥 ❗
Personally, at the least, I think this should have clearer documentation (which of course I will be happy to add). But also, do you think that maybe by default having it export the current (symlinked) path would be more intuitive?
Hey. I'm using this script to deploy an application that uses sidekiq onto Ubuntu 14.04 (so that means by default I get Upstart, for better or for worse 😉). Upon invoking
foreman:export, I end up with an upstart script that ends in:On the README, in the USAGE section, it seems like you're suggesting that exporting the Procfile like this is a one time deal and need not be done on every deployment. Is that right? I did this, and of course it worked and I didn't actually examine the Upstart script which was generated. But then after 5 deploys, my sidekiq stopped existing 💥 ❗
Personally, at the least, I think this should have clearer documentation (which of course I will be happy to add). But also, do you think that maybe by default having it export the
current(symlinked) path would be more intuitive?