rvm/bundler/capistrano help

[Len Jaffe]

I'm getting:'sh: bundle: not found' error on 'cap deploy' when capistrano attempts the 'bundle install'

despite the fact that the deploy user can see bundle when I ssh into the production server.

From the shell, the production user can see ruby, rvm, and bundle, but it can't see bundle when the deploy runs.

Is there a magic incantation I need,or should I abandon the rvm/bundler/capistrano automation and seek deployment automation elsewhere?

Thanks,

Len.

[Travis Smith]

I had an issue where I had to accept the .rvmrc file in the repo for
that user before stuff would work. Just had to CD into that directory
once.

We don't use Cap for deployments any more, we're on AWS and we just
have a boot script that loads the latest binaries. If we need to
deploy, we reboot. (We could in theory just run that script as well,
but that would take more work). Cap did work for us, when we used it.

-Travis

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[Len Jaffe]

On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 8:50 AM, Travis Smith <tra...@legomaster.net> wrote:

I had an issue where I had to accept the .rvmrc file in the repo for
that user before stuff would work. Just had to CD into that directory
once.

 

Thank you.

What goes in the .rvmrc? 

Len.

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[Travis Smith]

$ cat .rvmrc
rvm use 1.9.3@gemset --create
$

It just tells rvm what ruby version and gemset to use when you cd into
that directory. I think it's just shell commands, so in theory you
could stick anything in there.

-Travis

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