Hi all,
I'm writing a Django site to allow me remotely manage a series of
customer installs of a web application using fabric.
My goal is to call fabric from within some of my Django views (i.e. run
some task in a fabfile on some remote servers, all from within the
webapp), but I wouldn't
Hi Carles,
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 4:23 PM, Carles Barrobés i Meix
car...@barrobes.com wrote:
- Can I rely on using functions in fabric.main?
At this time, no, it's not part of the published API. Basically, if
it's not in the API section of the docs, it's not public API material,
and we
I'll take a stab at this with caveat that I'm not the maintainer...
Ahh - as I was writing this Jeff chimed in. Anything I say here that's in
contradiction to him, believe him, not me (though I think we're actually in
agreement on the various points). :-)
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 3:23 PM, Carles
Hi there,
I have integrated fabric to a web based deployment application.
Things seem to have taken a good shape with one exception. I can't find how I
can get the console output from the command calls.
I mean, I can get the command results but I can't understand how I could
capture all the
