Ruby on Rails

On Sun, Sep 10, 2017 at 9:05 AM, Ben Edwards <login@funkytwig.com> wrote:
> 've been googling for this for a while wit little joy. Maybe I'm using the
> wrong search terms but I'm very surprised there is not a howto guide;(,
>
> What I am trying to work out it how to take a project from development to
> test (and test) and then to production.

Putting your app into production is usually called "deployment"; you
should be able to find lots of references to that, but most Rails apps
use Capistrano (highly recommended).

> Test
> I've seen in a few places that I can basically clone by rails development
> environment to test (including database). I gather this means going to git
> test branch and running some type of rails command to do this (not sure what
> or what I need to setup). All I can work out is I need to setup
> config/environments/test.rb/ & config/database.yml.

"git test branch"? What? Running tests has nothing to do with any
particular git branch. And ideally you'd be writing and running tests
continually throughout development.

> Exporting config Data
> Bit more googling and I found out about 'rails db:seed:dump'
> (http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/seed_dump/0.5.3). So I guess I use something
> like
>
> rake db:seed:dump MODELS=User, RefValue

What are you calling "config data"? It's not usually something that's
associated with the DB.

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