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--- I just discovered the LiveReload gem, and wanted to use foreman to help me set up my development environments. I didnt want to check in my custom development Procfiles, so I needed to alter the behaviour of: > [The Procfiles] containing directory will be assumed to be the root directory of the application. Ive set up some shared `Procfiles` for development, such as `Rails3Dev`, `Rails31Dev`, `JekyllDev`, etc. Then I set up a bash alias for each of these Procfiles, such as: ```bash alias rd31="foreman start -d . -f ~/dev/procfiles/Rails31Dev" ``` The only thing missing was the `-d` flag. My `Rails31Dev` file looks like this: ```yaml compass: compass watch --sass-dir app/assets/stylesheets --css-dir public/assets livereload: livereload passenger: passenger start ``` Thanks! Conflicts: lib/foreman/cli.rb
Foreman
Installation
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Rubygems
gem install foreman
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OSX
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Standalone Tarball
Description
http://blog.daviddollar.org/2011/05/06/introducing-foreman.html
Manual
Authorship
Created by David Dollar
Patches contributed by:
- Adam Wiggins
- Dan Peterson
- Hunter Nield
- Jay Zeschin
- Keith Rarick
- Khaja Minhajuddin
- Matt Haynes
- Michael van Rooijen
- Mike Javorski
- Nathan L Smith
- Nick Zadrozny
- Ricardo Chimal, Jr
- Thom May
- clifff
- Greg Reinacker
License
MIT