A copy strategy for Capistrano 3, which mimics the :copy scm of Capistrano 2.

This will make Capistrano tar the current directory, upload it to the server(s) and then extract it in the release directory.

This is a fork from capistrano-scm-copy. It only fixed an issue that the tar command ran twice. As the repository was archived, I had to start all over again.

Machine running Capistrano:

• Capistrano 3
• tar

Servers:

• mktemp
• tar

First make sure you install the capistrano-scm-makecopy by adding it to your Gemfile:

gem "capistrano-scm-makecopy"

Add to Capfile:

require 'capistrano/makecopy'
install_plugin Capistrano::SCM::MakeCopy

I'm new to programming for Capistrano and even Ruby in general. So any feedback is appreciated.

The MIT License (MIT)

• Fix empty variable error

• Fix require error

• Update readme

• Fix issue Appears to try to upload archive file 2x

• Fix issue related to tar_roles (see wercker/capistrano-scm-copy#15)

• Add support for tar_roles (see wercker/capistrano-scm-copy#8)

• Fix issue when running on Mac OS X (see wercker/capistrano-scm-copy#9)
• Allow exclude directory to be an Array (see wercker/capistrano-scm-copy#9)

• Add exclude_dir

• Add :include_dir

• Add task :set_current_revision

• Initial release