Thanks! First thing I'm confused about is the right place to put stage-specific logic now:

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5. Capistrano 3.x has changed structure of recepies. Before that you put stage-specific code to config/deploy/stage_name.rb, but now config/deploy.rb should contain only global options for all stages. Tasks like restarting Unicorns and preparing configs should now be placed in Capfile.

Now you need to refactor your old deploy.rb (also Capfile, but in most of cases developers didn't change it in Capistrano 2.x). Move parameters (like set :deploy_to, "/home/deploy/#{application}" or set :keep_releases, 4) to config/deploy.rb and tasks to Capfile.
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Okay, so if I have tasks that run only under 'staging', or varible definitions that only apply to 'staging', I do NOT any longer put them in config/deploy/staging.rb?

Instead, I put them in.... ./Capfile? I don't understand how I can define settings (definition of tasks or variable) that will only apply to certain stages in the Capfile. An example might be helpful here? The most basic example, that everyone will need, is how to define your stage-specific hostnames.

Jonathan

On 8/5/13 6:24 PM, Kir S. wrote:
Sure!
v.3
announcement: http://www.capistranorb.com/2013/06/01/release-announcement.html
upgrading guide: http://www.capistranorb.com/documentation/upgrading/

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 1:13:39 AM UTC+4, Jonathan Rochkind wrote:

    Nice to see this is close! Is there a document on differences
    between v2
    and v3, a guide to what you're going to have to deal with in trying to
    upgrade?

    On 7/9/13 4:33 PM, Lee Hambley wrote:
     > Not possible with v2, see the release announcement at
     > http://capistranorb.com - v3 will be the main release within a
    few days,
     > you can already use it.
     >
     > On Tuesday, July 9, 2013, Carlos Pe�as wrote:
     >
     >     There's a lot of questions arround this topic and I feel that
     >     there's no direct solution.
     >
     >     Is there a way to get the current role name for a task to use
    it in
     >     a variable?
     >
     >     This is what I'm trying to acomplish
     >
     >     task upload_different_file do
     >         upload
     >
    "server_cfg/#{stage}/*#{computed_role}*/my_custom_and_needed_file"
     >     "/tmp"
     >         run "echo *#{computed_role}* >>
    /tmp/fancy_roles_enumeration"
     >         ... and the like ...
     >     end
     >
     >     That's it. The role name should be arbitrary because this is
    planed
     >     to upload several files to a server, based on its role declared
     >
     >     I know that if there's a server with two roles calling twice
    to that
     >     kind of task, it will lead to file collision, but I will
    handle that
     >     later.
     >
     >     Is this posibble?
     >
     >     Thanks
     >
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