This is a bit of an oddball question.
Capistrano 2.14.2
I'm using capistrano to deploy a couple of Node.js projects, and this works fine (from within the same rvm and gemset Ruby installation). However, I'd like to have Airbrake be notified of these deployments.
Using the 'airbrake' Node.js module, and calling
airbrake.trackDeployment({repo: '...'});
works, but not sure how to reliably call this just once at deploy time. If I call it within my server, then Airbrake is notified of a "deployment" every time my server starts, which is obviously not correct.
Adding
require 'airbrake/capistrano'
to deploy.rb definitely does not work.
How do others successfully use
airbrake.trackDeployment
?
Based on this solution http://dwradcliffe.com/2011/09/26/using-airbrake-with-node.html (which is clearly embedded in a Rails app.), I came up with the following, which depends solely on Javascript:
In my Node.js root directory, create a deploy.js file, like so:
var airbrake = require('airbrake').createClient("AIRBRAKE_API_KEY");
var deployment = {rev: process.argv[2],
repo: process.argv[3],
env: process.argv[4],
user: process.argv[5]};
airbrake.trackDeployment(deployment, function(err, params) {
if (err) {throw err}
console.log('Tracked deployment of %s to %s', params.rev, params.env);
})
In config/deploy.rb, add
require 'airbrake/capistrano'
and
namespace :airbrake do
desc "Notify Airbrake of a new deploy."
task :deploy do
system "node deploy.js #{current_revision} #{repository} #{stage} #{user}"
end
end