While searching for Ezra Zygmuntowicz’s new book Deploying Rails Applications I got this as the first result. Oops.
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That’s funny, but not a good thing for a deploy book.
Hence the “fail” tag. :)
That’s a crackup; a great candidate for The FAIL Blog
Sigh…
It’s been a bad week. An svn commit miss meant a helper method was missing, and it took us a while to reupload. Wouldn’t you know that Google would wander by in the meantime…
Happens to the best of us. Thanks for stopping by, Dave.