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Webistrano 1.2 is out. You can get it at the Peritor Labs project page.

Version 1.2 brings the following changes and enhancements:

• Fixes a bug in the execution of tasks with sudo
• Highlight recipe syntax with the syntax gem
• Include Capistrano 2.1.0 and git support
• Add experimental support for ssh_keys and ssh_ports as normal configuration parameter (currently only one SSH key is supported)

Although Capistrano 2.1.0 is included, Webistrano will by default allocate a pty for each SSH command as the new Capistrano default of now doing so seems problematic on some hosts.

Further there where some minor fixes and UI enhancements. All available configuration parameter are now documented in the wiki.

Upgrading is done with a `RAILS_ENV=production rake db:migrate`, more information on how to upgrade can be found here.

With version 1.2 out of the door I will focus on bringing authorization to Webistrano so that deployment permissions can be tight to individual users and groups.

Get version 1.2 either from the download page or directly here: webistrano-1.2.zip