[Catalyst] Distributing and updating Cat apps
Hello! I have a Catalyst application that I would like to upload from the development box to the production server. Is there some kind of best practice to do that? My requirements: 1) The process...
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2010/3/30 Tomáš Znamená�ek I don't think there's any standard approach. I know many people seem to just do a checkout from the repository. I have a separate cron job that polls the repository...
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We package things up into Debian-style packages, and then upload those to a local repository of packages. Then servers can just be updated using the standard system tools (apt). This works quite well....
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2010/3/30 Bill Moseley : Catalyst already have such possibility: read end of "DESCRIPTION" in Catalyst::Plugin::ConfigLoader, and more details in description of get_config_local_suffix(). -- Sincerely...
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Yes, similar. ConfigLoader didn't exist when I wrote the above, and it's not a plugin (the Plugin is just a thin wrapper) -- it's available outside of Catalyst which is very useful. Wasn't there talk a...
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Yes. Nobody actually did anything useful to help make it happen yet however :( Cheers t0m -- Tomas Doran
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Hi Toby, This is really the direction I'm heading now (although it's looking like CentOS and RPMs). Can you answer a few general questions? Are you using Template Toolkit? How (or really where) are the...
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Considering a Catalyst app is laid out like any standard Perl distribution, using dh-make-perl will generate a pretty standard debian package, so all the stuff in script/ goes to /usr/bin/, and all the...
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See also Catalyst::Plugin::Static::Simple::ByClass -- Peter Karman . http://peknet.com/ . peter@peknet.com -- Peter Karman
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Yes, I'm using Template Toolkit, although due to the apparently-unfixable crashes in the XS stash, I've also built some packaged with Template Alloy too. I just put my templates into the 'root'...
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