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Updated fabfile.py - now includes named app bootstrapping, default collectstatic & compress tasks. #46
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Deployment using fab is so much easier. Have updated the bootsrap process to include the following steps: 1. Create an app 2. Install all addons 3. set all the config vars 4. `syncdb` 5. `migrate` 6. `collectstatic` 7. `compress` 8. Initialize the New Relic monitoring addon. You can now bootstrap a named app (e.g. my_super_app) using fab by simply typing `fab bootstrap:my_super_app`. If you don't want a named app, simply use `fab bootstrap` and heroku will auto-name the app for you, as usual. :) As always, feel free to reject the pull-request. Just something I have been using, thought I'd share it.
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Deployment using fab is so much easier. Have updated the bootsrap process to include the following steps:
syncdbmigratecollectstaticcompressYou can now bootstrap a named app (e.g. my_super_app) using fab by simply typing
fab bootstrap:my_super_app. If you don't want a named app, simply usefab bootstrapand heroku will auto-name the app for you, as usual. :)As always, feel free to reject the pull-request. Just something I have been using, thought I'd share it.