In what git-deliver is different compared to Capistrano 3 ?

[Jolg42]

Hi,

My question sounds maybe like a troll, I'm not here for that, this is just what will be better with git-deliver for example ?

I haven't tested it yet, but for the compatibility you just have to install git that's all ? (It can be a very good thing on Windows, because when you want to use Capistrano and you don't need a ruby env, install it on a PC it's just a waste of time…)

[arnoo]

Hi,

I'm not familiar with Capistrano, so this is just from looking at their README. It sounds like Capistrano is actually really similar to git-deliver, with a few differences :

• dependencies : git-deliver can be used from any machine running Git, as it's written in Bash
• simplicity : git-deliver is built with a minimalist approach, which means less features, but makes it easier to approach and understand.
• Capistrano is not tied to Git

Note to self : have a look at what Capistrano does, and also see if we can make a cap2deliver script to convert capfiles to git-deliver presets...

On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 6:18 PM, Joël Galeran [email protected]:

Hi,

My question sounds maybe like a troll, I'm not here for that, this is just what will be better with git-deliver for example ?

I haven't tested it yet, but for the compatibility you just have to install git that's all ? (It can be a very good thing on Windows, because when you want to use Capistrano and you don't need a ruby env, install it on a PC it's just a waste of time…)

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/arnoo/git-deliver/issues/57 .