Just wanted to add my thanks for such a great tool. I've been using cap since the rails 1.x days and it's always worked for me like a charm - I'm so grateful you stepped up to the plate to create & maintain it.
Maybe you can find a way to delegate the bits you don't like about maintaining Capistrano so you don't need to directly manage it yourself? This is probably niave and maybe you are doing this already with v3 but it occurs to me if rails is the main cause of the headaches perhaps you can split that part into a cap-rails gem that is separately managed then you could hand over the reigns to someone else?
Anyways, as mentioned, thank you for a great tool - I very much hope you find a solution that helps you feel good about the situation.
Maybe you can find a way to delegate the bits you don't like about maintaining Capistrano so you don't need to directly manage it yourself? This is probably niave and maybe you are doing this already with v3 but it occurs to me if rails is the main cause of the headaches perhaps you can split that part into a cap-rails gem that is separately managed then you could hand over the reigns to someone else?
Anyways, as mentioned, thank you for a great tool - I very much hope you find a solution that helps you feel good about the situation.