Comments on: Magento web development setup with Beanstalk, Versions and Coda http://21inspired.com/web-design-blog/magento-web-development-setup-with-beanstalk-versions-and-coda/ web design & graphic design Thu, 20 Oct 2011 09:11:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Roger Coathup http://21inspired.com/web-design-blog/magento-web-development-setup-with-beanstalk-versions-and-coda/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Roger Coathup Fri, 22 Jan 2010 20:25:53 +0000 http://21inspired.com/?p=214#comment-5 @Nick: thanks for the feedback I'll take a look at your 'ignore' folder recommendations... and fine tune what we include under SVN control for future Magento projects. @Nick: thanks for the feedback

I’ll take a look at your ‘ignore’ folder recommendations… and fine tune what we include under SVN control for future Magento projects.

]]> By: Nick http://21inspired.com/web-design-blog/magento-web-development-setup-with-beanstalk-versions-and-coda/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Nick Fri, 22 Jan 2010 20:04:13 +0000 http://21inspired.com/?p=214#comment-4 Interesting article. I set up an existing Magento site in Beanstalk this week. As the site was already live (and not currently under version control - naughty!), the process was a little bit different. What I did learn though, is that it is best to set up some folders/files to be ignored from SVN, as these can differ between dev, staging and production. I figured the following are best ignored: /app/etc/local.xml /downloader/pearlib/cache/ /downloader/perlib/download/ error_log /media/ /var/ Thanks again for a great article! Interesting article. I set up an existing Magento site in Beanstalk this week. As the site was already live (and not currently under version control – naughty!), the process was a little bit different.

What I did learn though, is that it is best to set up some folders/files to be ignored from SVN, as these can differ between dev, staging and production. I figured the following are best ignored:

/app/etc/local.xml

/downloader/pearlib/cache/

/downloader/perlib/download/

error_log

/media/

/var/

Thanks again for a great article!

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