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Dandelion: Git Deployment over FTP
Dandelion is an awesome deployment tool I adopted recently. When you run dandelion deploy from the command line, it automatically determines what has changed in your Git repository since the last deploy and adds, updates, or deletes just those files over FTP, SFTP, or Amazon S3. Kudos to Scott Nelson for his awesome work on this.
Packaged as a Ruby Gem, Dandelion is super simple to install: gem install dandelion. To setup, you create a tiny YAML config file in the same directory as your Git repository with the server connection details. Then you can run dandelion deploy. Pure awesome.
May 4th, 2012 No Comments
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