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[Max Gribov]

On 04/29/2010 01:35 PM, Jason Salsiccia wrote:
> Here's how I to do it.
>
> As you said, have a subversion client installed on the server running
> your web host.   If your doc root is /var/www/html,  have html be a
> symlink to current code.
>
> /var/www/html -> /var/www/tag_XXXX

and you can also svn export to an nfs share, and then rsync from there
to multiple machines if you want.
the rsync and any other tasks can be done by a deploy script.
using that tag method you can also automate changelog through svn log.
you'd have to have the tag revision numbers.

>
> The build script checks out the new tag to the doc root in directory 
> /var/www/tag_newtagname.   The last thing the build script does is
> switch the html symlink from the old tag to the new tag to make the
> deployment live.
>
> Jason
>
> On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 1:28 PM, Jeremy Hise <jhise at ledcity.net
> <mailto:jhise at ledcity.net>> wrote:
>
>     Hiya,
>
>     So I've recently been put in charge of a tech department at my
>     company.
>     One issue that we are trying to get a handle on is a good way to
>     get our
>     PHP applications from a development/staging environment to a
>     production
>     server. The production servers are accessible via ssh/ftp/etc. One
>     quick
>     thought would be to install a subversion client on the server and have
>     that export the application to a spot where a build script could
>     then set
>     it up. However, is there a "best-practices" way of doing this?
>
>     Thanks!
>
>     jeremy
>
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