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More about adding a collaboratorReplacing existing configuration files
For developers, we want to avoid replacing local configuration files
accidentally. Therefore, we make the simplest config task be
developer-friendly and prompt before replacing.
For deployments, we should always replace, so that the configuration process
is idempotent. The config:deploy task serves this need.
Note: We experimented with detecting whether the task was running in a
developer or deployment context and behaving as appropriate. However, this
failed for a number of reasons (and also made writing these scenarios very
difficult). To fix this we decided to switch to tasks with explicit
behaviors.
- Scenarios
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- Confirm configuration file replacement
- Deny configuration file replacement
- Replace all configuration files
- Automatically replace configuration files in a deployment context
- Confirm configuration file replacement
-
- Given
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a file named "config.yml.dice" with:
config: <%= configured.value %> - And
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a file named "config.yml" with:
config: old value - When
-
I run
rake VALUE='new value' configinteractively - And
- I type "Y"
- Then
-
the file "config.yml" should contain:
config: new value
- Deny configuration file replacement
-
- Given
-
a file named "config.yml.dice" with:
config: <%= configured.value %> - And
-
a file named "config.yml" with:
config: old value - When
-
I run
rake VALUE='new value' configinteractively - And
- I type "N"
- Then
-
the file "config.yml" should contain:
config: old value
- Replace all configuration files
-
- Given
-
a file named "config_1.yml.dice" with:
config: <%= configured.value %> - And
-
a file named "config_2.yml.dice" with:
config: <%= configured.value %> - And
-
a file named "config_1.yml" with:
config: old value - And
-
a file named "config_2.yml" with:
config: old value - When
-
I run
rake VALUE='new value' configinteractively - And
- I type "A"
- Then
-
the file "config_1.yml" should contain:
config: new value - Then
-
the file "config_2.yml" should contain:
config: new value
- Automatically replace configuration files in a deployment context
-
- Given
-
a file named "config.yml.dice" with:
config: <%= configured.value %> - And
-
a file named "config.yml" with:
config: old value - When
-
I run
rake VALUE='new value' config:deploy - Then
-
the file "config.yml" should contain:
config: new value
Last published over 4 years ago by Andrew Smith.