A lot of our customers take advantage of our free test sites, where they can show their clients changes they’ve been working on, once the client approves the changes, they need to push those changes from the test site to the live site. This post will show you and them, how they can automate the… Read more »
Posts Categorized: version control
Managing WordPress and other PHP projects with Ruby
The past month or so has given us a lot of blog posts on how, and why we should use automated build and deploy systems. One of the best deployment systems out there (imho), is by the Ruby community, and it’s called Capistrano. We’ve been using it internally since this summer to manage and deploy… Read more »
Git Pre-commit hooks for Symfony projects.
Graham Christensen and I have been working together on a project for a little while, it’s using the Symfony Framework . Graham explains the problem really well with a good solution to it. I’d like to expand on the subject a little bit. Even though we are writing PHP, command line scripts should use exit… Read more »
Subversion 1.6 branching and merging, caveats, and how-to
This is a quick reminder/note for myself more than anything else, but if you’re using Subversion 1.6, merging is a bit easier than it used to be, and all of Google’s search results will either tell you how to keep your branch in sync with trunk using methods in 1.0. First of all, be sure… Read more »
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