Deploy rails-master-hook using capistrano #20
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Puma 5 doesn't support daemonize, so we need to use systemd to manage the puma process.
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We are now managing the rails-master-hook server with systemd. See rails/rails-master-hook#20.
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We are using Puma 4 and in order to upgrade to Puma 5, which removed the
demonize, we need to handle the puma process ourselves. The easiest way to do that in a linux machine is using systemd.In order to do that I used the
capistrano-pumaproject and configured in the same way as the Rails contributors app.