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Show the latest commit value within a web application?

I have a few Rails applications and I use Git as the version control system. I use either GitHub or Beanstalk as the repository hosts. What I am trying to is quite simple in theory. Somehow show the latest commit ID number (hash?) in the footer of…
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How to deploy Subversion externals?

We're testing the waters with SVN, with Beanstalk as a host. Our setup looks something like this: Repository: Modules Module 1 Module 2 Module 3 Repository: Website 1 Custom website code svn:External reference to Module 1 svn:External reference…
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Best way to do Beanstalk deployments to a server behind a NAT?

I have been using Beanstalk to deploy code to my Amazon EC2 servers via SFTP for some time. Recently, however, it has become necessary to create a virtual private cloud and separate the servers into two groups. One group has access to the outside…
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Git, Beanstalk, WordPress Ultimate Deployment Approach

I'm using Git and Beanstalk to develop WordPress locally and then deploy to the production server with Beanstalk's deployment process. But how do I sync changes that are made on the production server back to my local development / git repo? Changes…
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Deployment via Beanstalk - Deploying specific revision

I am developing an API. We have 3 environments. Dev (Not local setup), Staging and Prod. As usual, we develop everything on Dev. Once completed, push that to staging, test it there and then push to production. Deployments are setup on Beantalk this…
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How can I reliably track changes on deployed websites?

I have many sites deployed on many different environments for many different clients. I develop locally, version control with git, and deploy with Beanstalk, but this doesn't cover changes the clients make through the backend (therefore the…
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What is the dummy's way to work on wordpress locally (w/versioning) and migrate changes to server, including databases?

I've prowled all over the place and see a wide variety of suggestions, enough so that I'm quite flummoxed or just overwhelmed, so I'm hoping some gentle gurus can help this young jedi out... The gist of it is, I need to be able to work on and tinker…
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A way to specify a different host in an SSH tunnel from the host in use

I am trying to setup an SSH tunnel to access Beanstalk (to bypass an annoying proxy server). I can get this to work, but with one caveat: I have to map my Beanstalk host URL (username.svn.beanstalkapp.com) in my hosts file to 127.0.0.1 (and use the…
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Unable to push on beanstalk master

I am using windows git bash, when i run the command git push beanstalk master I got the following error, Connected to host `XXXXXX.beanstalkapp.com port 22:` bad file number fatal: the remote end hung up unexpectedly.
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Deploying using Beanstalk SVN Branches

Beanstalk suggests having branches set up (in SVN) to act as listeners for deployment, (i.e. /branches/development/). I know how to merge changes to a branch, if I'm currently working in that branch. The question is, is it possible to push changes…
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Git and Beanstalk

I'm experimenting with Git... I've found Beanstalkapp suits my needs. I've created individual repositories for EACH client on Beanstalk and then pushed all the files from a machine at work. I've created repositories for each client and my Beanstalk…
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Which Bug Tracking tools can Beanstalk work with?

Which Bug Tracking tools can Beanstalk work with? e.g. so that when I check in code, I can mark it with a bug reference and it will cross-reference for me. edit: also interested in tools that can potentially be integrated using Beanstalks Web hooks…
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Xcode git Beanstalk authentication required

Since late Xcode 4.3.x and continuing into 4.4+ the git service provided by Beanstalkapp.com no longer works with Xcode. Xcode won't list the remote repos, and therefore can't push to them. I just noticed that when trying to set up a new repo it now…
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Using Pagelime CMS with Version Control set up (git)

I have a website that I am setting up with Version Control. We use Beanstalk with git. Now, I just got a request to add a CMS to his website, which basically is just adding a "cms" class to whatever div I want the client to be able to edit. For our…
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Git Cloning a Sub-Directory in a Repository

I just set up a Beanstalk account and created a repository using git. My repository is being used to hold different websites I am working on, and it will act as the staging server. Repository - website1 - website2 - website3 Inside of…
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