[Radiant] Radiant command without the gem

[Keith Bingman]

Thanks John, I was just typing the path incorrectly. That works  
perfectly.

Keith Bingman
keith at keithbingman.com




On Oct 3, 2006, at 3:56 PM, John W. Long wrote:

> Keith Bingman wrote:
>> I remember John mentioning that once you had a full instance of  
>> Radiant
>> installed, you could then use the "radiant" command to install  
>> further
>> instances, just like using the gem. He said this would be also  
>> useful if
>> you had changed the version of Radiant you were using, which is my  
>> case,
>> now. Has anyone actually done this? I jsut gave it a quick whirl, but
>> couldn't get it to work.
>
> I've done it in testing. :-) How did it fail?
>
> The way it works is you execute the radiant command in the bin dir of
> the install you want to share code with. So if I have one project
> running in application mode (i.e. it's fully extracted) in the  
> project1
> dir and I want to create project2 which references the code in  
> project1,
> I do it like this:
>
>    % pwd
>    /Workspaces
>
>    % ls
>    project1
>
>    % project1/bin/radiant project2
>
>    ... copies files to project2 ...
>
>    % ls
>    project1 project2
>
>    % cat project2/config/instance.yml
>    Radiant Root: /Workspaces/project1
>
> --
> John Long
> http://wiseheartdesign.com
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