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April 12, 2006

Rails Apps In SVN

If you're using Ruby on Rails and Subversion, check this out:

So I seem to create new rails apps often enough, whether for a new client, to demonstrate a particular feature, or just to try something out in a clean environment. And I always use Subversion to keep my source code (heck, I even keep my home directory in an svn repository!). So I’ve created a script which will setup the repository layout, add in rails, capistrano & exception_notification, configure a few bits, ignore all the generated content, fix any stray shebang lines and create the appropriate databases. Just in case it’s useful to any anybody else, you can grab it here: new_rails_project.sh

 

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Posted on April 12, 2006 11:41 AM by ruby o600.
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