Jörn Wagner

Nope, [Deployer](https://deployer.org/) is already well suited for these kinds of tasks. Really the only reason I use Surf for TYPO3 projects is because it's from the same developers and my...

See #67 for an even better approach which is configurable from userland.

Is the SSH key automatically loaded or do you have to add it to the ssh-agent manually? Is it password-protected for example?

Yes, this is a problem if you use the Symfony 3 directory structure with 3.4 as the bundle assumes Symfony 4 directory structure and env variable name, which can't be...

@numediaweb Take a look at my [PR](https://github.com/EasyCorp/easy-deploy-bundle/pull/67). It enables you to set the directory layout from the outside without patching the DefaultConfiguration class. Because you **could** the 4 directory layout...

Hi @wyllyjon, the code to do this with the forked repo is return $this->getConfigBuilder() ->setDefaultConfiguration(\EasyCorp\Bundle\EasyDeployBundle\Configuration\DefaultConfiguration::SYMFONY_3) (or any other of the constants) and then continuing to use the builder in your...

Seems this project is unmaintained / abandoned. No commit or merge for almost 6 months. If you add this block to your `composer.json` and switch the required version to `dev-master`...

Hey, Javier! Thanks for stopping by. I am using it (almost) every day as well to deploy a project, but I have to use my fork since it's a Symfony...

@numediaweb Switch to https://github.com/deployphp/deployer/, it's much more flexible and readily maintained. I did and never regretted it.

This looks like the `date` command on the server you are deploying to isn't standard. What do you get from `date --version`? It should read something like `date (GNU coreutils)...