Looks like you're missing Ryan's set_default method. This is a custom method that Ryan created to avoid using Capistrano's built-in _cset method. It's located in base.rb.
If you've got base.rb in your recipes folder and it contains set_default, make sure you're loading it before all other recipes.
Edit: You can see what base.rb looks like in the show notes for episode 337 (Capistrano Recipes)
Storing this data means your application must meet certain security requirements. In the United States, this also means that you would most likely be legally liable if the information was ever stolen from you.
Looks like you're missing Ryan's
set_default
method. This is a custom method that Ryan created to avoid using Capistrano's built-in_cset
method. It's located inbase.rb
.If you've got
base.rb
in your recipes folder and it containsset_default
, make sure you're loading it before all other recipes.Edit: You can see what
base.rb
looks like in the show notes for episode 337 (Capistrano Recipes)Storing this data means your application must meet certain security requirements. In the United States, this also means that you would most likely be legally liable if the information was ever stolen from you.