How to keep running Capistrano 2
Solution 1
In your Gemfile, change your reference to Capistrano to the last version published in 2.0 (as of this writing).
group :development do
gem 'capistrano', '~> 2.15.9'
#other development gems...
end
On your local machine, make sure you have that version installed
gem install capistrano -v 2.15.9
Solution 2
You can run gem wrapper scripts using a version specifier.
The following should run capistrano 2.x, if it's installed (see `gem list --local´):
cap "_<3_" --version
creativereason
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Updated on June 09, 2022Comments
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creativereason almost 2 years
With Capistrano 3 out and Mavericks and Yosemite released... or if you had a recent clean install on of Rails and Capistrano on your development machine you may end up getting errors when trying to deploy a Rails 3.X app due to your machine having Capistrano 3.0 being installed.
If you are getting errors about Capistrano 3 being unable to read your deploy.rb file...
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Federico about 10 yearsVery useful! For those of us who don't have a ruby project but use capistrano there is no gem file to edit. Also the following commands could be useful: "gem which capistrano" and "gem env"
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pastullo about 10 yearsOn an old project i still run capistrano 2, but i get the error above. My gem file uses 2.15.5 but "gem which capistrano" shows capistrano v3. How can i force to run on capistrano 2?
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creativereason about 10 years@pastullo did you try running bundle install to create a new Gemfile.lock?
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creativereason about 10 yearsso which version shows in your Gemfile.lock? Can you try gem list to see which versions are installed?
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meze almost 10 yearsIf you aren't doing ruby, then you can run
cap _2.15.5_ deploy
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Trey Copeland about 8 years@creativereason i need capistrano 2 for my old app.
gem which capistrano
says 3, but everything else (gem list(says 3.2.1, 2.15.5), gemfile, gemfile.lock) all say 2.15.5. thoughts? -
creativereason about 8 years@TreyCopeland how is it referred to in your Gemfile? Do you manually reference 2?
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Trey Copeland about 8 years@creativereason yes, i have
gem 'capistrano', '~> 2.15.5'
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mwfearnley over 7 yearsIt looks like the latest is Capistrano 2.15.9 now. rubygems.org/gems/capistrano/versions/2.15.9 (I checked the source at github.com/capistrano/capistrano/tree/legacy-v2)