git-deploy hooks requires at least 0 argument: "git-deploy hooks"

[mislav]

git-deploy hooks requires at least 0 argument: "git-deploy hooks"

[mislav]

I don't understand this error. Was there more in the output?

So, to get this straight: the remote directory was created, git repo was inited in it, but the post-receive hook wasn't copied to the server?

Which version of Thor do you have installed? gem list thor

[mohanzhang]

Here's the complete sequence:

git deploy setup -r production -s false                                              [1s] 
[production] $ chmod g+ws /home/deployer/project && \
  cd /home/deployer/project && \
  git init --shared && \
  git config --bool receive.denyNonFastForwards false && \
  git config receive.denyCurrentBranch ignore
Reinitialized existing shared Git repository in /home/deployer/project/.git/
git-deploy hooks requires at least 0 argument: "git-deploy hooks".

I have thor version 0.15.2. I thought this might have been a zsh issue, but the same thing happens on bash.

[mislav]

Thanks. Seems like it may be a Thor issue. Can you try uninstalling Thor and installing the previous version:

$ gem uninstall thor -axI
$ gem install thor -v '~> 0.14.6'

[mohanzhang]

Good call. It was indeed a thor compatibility issue. I added an explicit entry in my gemfile like so

gem 'thor', '~> 0.14.6'
gem 'git-deploy'

And it worked as advertised! Thanks for the super fast responses :)

[radar]

I'm seeing this issue in another project (Spree). Is it a known issue in Thor?

[sferik]

This appears to be a regression in Thor 0.15. It's possible that it was fixed by rails/thor@de6b9a4, which was released in version 0.15.3.

Can you please check whether that fixes the problem. If not, please open an issue.

/cc @wycats @josevalim

[l4u]

Got the same error with thor 0.15.4
It works when I install thor 0.14.6

[wycats]

@sferik what's the story here?

[sferik]

@wycats Not sure. It would be great to have a failing test case. The bug is now being tracked at rails/thor#234, so I believe this issue can be safely closed. This appears to be a bug in thor, not specific to git-deply.