No way to catch :server or ENV['domain'] about mina-multi_server HOT 5 CLOSED

I think you can at least avoid having to select the server interactively, creating a new task in your deploy.rb:

task :restart_delayed_job do
  # Let's say the last server in your servers array is the one that runs delayed_job
  set :servers, [fetch(:servers).last]
  invoke :'delayed_job:restart'
end

$ mina production deploy
$ mina production restart_delayed_job

You can go a little further and create a bash script deploy.sh in order to automate the two tasks above:

#!/bin/bash

if [ -z ${1+x} ]
then
  echo No stage was specified
else
  mina $1 deploy;
  mina $1 restart_delayed_job;
fi

$ chmod +x deploy.sh

Then, anytime you want to deploy, you can do:

$ ./deploy.sh production

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The thing is that setting ENV['domain'] is delayed until the last moment, when the commands are sent to the server. This makes not possible to get the domain in a previous moment.

I' ll try to figure out a way to keep the current behavior and still be able to access the domain inside other tasks .

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Due to how Mina works, there is no an easy way to get what you need. Just to know, why do you need to get the server setting?

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Ok, I need to know the server to run a especific task just to one server. Now, first I run:

mina production deploy

and after:

mina production select delayed_job:restart

It works, but I wish to run in one shot.
No problem, I will figure out how to do It in a other way.

Really thank you for you attention!!!

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Thank you one more time!

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