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I have a simple deployment via capistrano from a Git repository. At first I was deploying form GitHub, everything worked just fine. But then I moved my repository to BitBucket and now I’m getting
fatal: Could not parse object '9cfb...'.
The problem goes away once I change
set :deploy_via, :remote_cache
to
set :deploy_via, :copy
but that doesn’t fix the problem, it only bypasses it. Is there any way I can tell capistrano to just drop the old cache?
I gotta say I’m not sure, since I haven’t been able to test this but this should work:
Since it wipes every release (cache) from the server.
Apparently you will also need to remove
shared/cached-copy, because this doesn’t seem to be cleaned by the Capistrano call above according to the comment below.