Magento specific tasks and defaults for Capistrano 3 deployment.
$ gem install capistrano-magento
First install Capistrano into your Magneto project, this will create some new files and directories.
$ cd /my/magento/project
$ cap install
Now update your Capfile:
# Capfile
require 'capistrano/magento'
A number of defaults have been set on the following options, you can of course override these with your own values:
# config/deploy.rb
set :linked_dirs, [ "var", "media", "sitemaps" ]
set :linked_files, [ "app/etc/local.xml" ]
Configure your stages, check out the getting started guide for Capistrano
$ tree config/deploy
config/deploy
├── production.rb
└── staging.rb
These are the available Magento specific tasks, most of these are shortcuts to the shell commands already available in Magento:
$ cap -T
...
cap magento:cache:clear # Clear the Magento Cache
cap magento:cache:flush # Flush the Magento Cache
cap magento:cache:clean_merged_js_css # Clear the Magento Cache
cap magento:cache:clean_page_cache # Clear the Magento Cache
cap magento:compiler:clear # Disable compiler include path and remove compiled files
cap magento:compiler:compile # Run compilation process and enable compiler include path
cap magento:compiler:disable # Disable compiler include path
cap magento:compiler:enable # Enable compiler include path
cap magento:indexer:reindexall # Reindex data by all indexers
cap magento:logs:clean # Clean logs
cap magento:maintenance:off # Turn off maintenance mode by removing maintenance.flag file
cap magento:maintenance:on # Turn on maintenance mode by creating maintenance.flag file
Run them in the standard Capistrano way, for example
$ cap production magento:maintenance:on
Checkout the Capistrano documentation and Readme for more information about setting up deployment.
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request