Why is it '-h' and not '-d'?

[clpol]

Hi,
when running deployer in a bitbucket I got the error:
The "release_path" (/usr/home/peter/public_html/deployment/staging/release) does not exist.
It comes from here:
set('release_path', function () { $releaseExists = test('[ -h {{deploy_path}}/release ]'); if ($releaseExists) { $link = run("readlink {{deploy_path}}/release"); return substr($link, 0, 1) === '/' ? $link : get('deploy_path') . '/' . $link; } else { throw new Exception(parse('The "release_path" ({{deploy_path}}/release) does not exist.')); } });

If I execute this on the deployment server:
if [ -h /usr/home/peter/public_html/deployment/staging/release ]; then echo +right; fi
I got an empty answer because that is a folder and not a file.
If I execute this instead:
if [ -d /usr/home/peter/public_html/deployment/staging/release ]; then echo +right; fi
I got a string back and the 'release_path' can be set.
Probably the '-h' is wrong. It should be a 'd' to check if the directory exist and not '-h' to check if the file exist or is a symbolic link
What do you think?

Altogether I wonder why here is a 'release' folder. All deployed files and folders are in the 'releases' folder. In the deployer documentation only a 'releases' folder is mentioned.

[antonmedv]

The /usr/home/peter/public_html/deployment/staging/release should be a symlink.