Add the build_script concept from the copy strategy.#31
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The basic idea is that there are some things we would prefer to do on the local cache before `rsync`-ing it over to all the target machines. In my particular case, this is a `git secret reveal`; doing it on the local cache means I don't have to provision a private key on every production web server. I can imagine there are other things that would be useful, as well.
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The basic idea is that there are some things we would prefer to do on
the local cache before
rsync-ing it over to all the target machines.In my particular case, this is a
git secret reveal; doing it on thelocal cache means I don't have to provision a private key on every
production web server. I can imagine there are other things that would
be useful, as well.