Run Rake tasks

You can perform various maintenance tasks with the help of the rake
utility (find more information at http://docs.seattlerb.org/rake/).
Examples of Rake tasks may be creation of a database structure or
population of a database with test data.

This functionality is available if the application contains a
Rakefile that describes available Rake tasks (for details, refer to
the Rakefile
format
documentation). It is a good practice to have the ‘rake’ gem listed in a
Gemfile.

Go to Websites & Domains and click  Ruby. After gems
installation you can try to run a Rake task by clicking  Run rake
task. In the opened dialog, you can provide some parameters and click
OK - this will be equivalent to running the rake utility with
the specified parameters in the command line.

For example, to view the list of available tasks, enter -T and click
OK (this is equivalent to running the command rake -T).

To run a specific task (for example, about), use the the task name
as a parameter (this is equivalent to running the command
rake about).

More examples of Rake commands:

• To run a default task, run the rake utility without any parameters:
  rake.
• To run a task with environment variables, specify the values of the
  variables in the form [variable=value] before the task name:
  rake RAILS_ENV=production SECRET_KEY_BASE=my-secret-key about.
• To run a task with parameters, specify the value of parameters in
  brackets: rake assets:clean[1].
• To view the list of all available rake options, use the -h
  option: rake -h.