old_contents: from __future__ import with_statement
  from fabric.api import *
  from time import localtime, strftime
  from fabric.colors import green, red
  from fabric.contrib.console import confirm, prompt
  
  #
  # This file is used to include specific functions for settings
  # that cannot be included within the general fabric script.
  # It should include at least the following functions:
  # * def app_prompt_user_for_inputs()
  # * def app_set_required_environment_vars()
  #
  # If you don't need to use these, just return from them.
  #
  
  # New prompts can sent to the user that set environmental variables for them.
  # This can be done using the following syntax:
  # utility.prompt_user_for_input(some_environment_name, "What question would you like to ask the user?", default_choice=False)
  # The default_choice is what is chosen if the user just hits enter when they see it. It is False by default.
  def app_prompt_user_for_inputs():
      return
  
  
  # Does application specific setup of what ever is not covered by the generic fabric script.
  def app_setup():
      stupid_file = env.release_path + "bundle/ruby/1.9/gems/omniauth-ldap-1.0.2/lib/omniauth/strategies/ldap.rb"
      run("sed -e 's/callback_path/callback_url/g' " + stupid_file + " > " + stupid_file + ".new && mv " + stupid_file + ".new " + stupid_file)
      return
  
  
  # Sets unique environmental variables. This can be done with:
  # env.my_variable_name = value
  def app_set_required_environment_vars():
      env.app_name = "itsi"
      env.repo_name = "core/it_service_inventory.git"
  
      env.repo_type = "git"
      env.repo_url = "git@gitlab.cws.oregonstate.edu"
  
  ## Development
      env.develop_hosts = ['cwsruby19-vd01.cws.oregonstate.edu']
      env.develop_path = "/var/www/%s_code/" % env.app_name
  
  ## Staging
      env.staging_hosts = ['cwsruby19-vs01.cws.oregonstate.edu']
      env.staging_path = "/var/www/%s_code/" % env.app_name
  
  ## Production
      env.production_hosts = ['cwsruby19-vp01.cws.oregonstate.edu']
      env.production_path = "/var/www/%s_code/" % env.app_name
      env.production_checkout = "0.6.0"
  
  # Array of symlinks to be created to the shared directory.  Each individual symlink is an array
  # The first element in the array is the path within the 'shared' directory which we will be
  # symlinking to, the second element is the path in the release directory where the symlink will
  # be.  If the second element is omitted the path is assumed to be the same in both locations.
      env.custom_symlinks = [
          ["config/config.yml"], 
          ['config/omniauth.rb', 'config/initializers/omniauth.rb']
      ]
  
      env.project_type = 'rails'
  
      env.run_seed_fu_task = True
  
      return
  
new_contents: from __future__ import with_statement
  from fabric.api import *
  from time import localtime, strftime
  from fabric.colors import green, red
  from fabric.contrib.console import confirm, prompt
  
  #
  # This file is used to include specific functions for settings
  # that cannot be included within the general fabric script.
  # It should include at least the following functions:
  # * def app_prompt_user_for_inputs()
  # * def app_set_required_environment_vars()
  #
  # If you don't need to use these, just return from them.
  #
  
  # New prompts can sent to the user that set environmental variables for them.
  # This can be done using the following syntax:
  # utility.prompt_user_for_input(some_environment_name, "What question would you like to ask the user?", default_choice=False)
  # The default_choice is what is chosen if the user just hits enter when they see it. It is False by default.
  def app_prompt_user_for_inputs():
      return
  
  
  # Does application specific setup of what ever is not covered by the generic fabric script.
  def app_setup():
      stupid_file = env.release_path + "bundle/ruby/1.9.1/gems/omniauth-ldap-1.0.2/lib/omniauth/strategies/ldap.rb"
      run("sed -e 's/callback_path/callback_url/g' " + stupid_file + " > " + stupid_file + ".new && mv " + stupid_file + ".new " + stupid_file)
      return
  
  
  # Sets unique environmental variables. This can be done with:
  # env.my_variable_name = value
  def app_set_required_environment_vars():
      env.app_name = "itsi"
      env.repo_name = "core/it_service_inventory.git"
  
      env.repo_type = "git"
      env.repo_url = "git@gitlab.cws.oregonstate.edu"
  
  ## Development
      env.develop_hosts = ['cwsruby19-vd01.cws.oregonstate.edu']
      env.develop_path = "/var/www/%s_code/" % env.app_name
  
  ## Staging
      env.staging_hosts = ['cwsruby19-vs01.cws.oregonstate.edu']
      env.staging_path = "/var/www/%s_code/" % env.app_name
  
  ## Production
      env.production_hosts = ['cwsruby19-vp01.cws.oregonstate.edu']
      env.production_path = "/var/www/%s_code/" % env.app_name
      env.production_checkout = "0.6.0"
  
  # Array of symlinks to be created to the shared directory.  Each individual symlink is an array
  # The first element in the array is the path within the 'shared' directory which we will be
  # symlinking to, the second element is the path in the release directory where the symlink will
  # be.  If the second element is omitted the path is assumed to be the same in both locations.
      env.custom_symlinks = [
          ["config/config.yml"], 
          ['config/omniauth.rb', 'config/initializers/omniauth.rb']
      ]
  
      env.project_type = 'rails'
  
      env.run_seed_fu_task = True
  
      return
  
subject: Change due to upgraded ruby