Hi,
really odd example of use fabric :) I'm using fabric to test mobile
application on maemo/meego systems. Typical scenarion is:
1. save file local
2. send file to phone
3. run it, remotely on device
4. and kill when i wan to close and get back to terminal. I'm using ctrl-c
on fabric run on the,
Hi Sebastian,
What version of Fabric are you using? Ctrl-C is checked for and ought
to terminate the program, but we do occasionally see edge cases where
it doesn't work correctly. Depends a lot on exactly what you're
running.
Best,
Jeff
On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 4:18 AM, Sebastian Pawlus
Hi Xavier,
Right now Fabric just prints those lines to sys.stdout or sys.stderr
and doesn't use an actual logging module, though doing so is planned
for the near future.
So if you're running Fabric as a library, you'll need to either hide
those lines so they don't print out (see the output
Hi
Thanks for response.
I'm running Fabric 0.9.3, and application are all written in PySide[0] Qt
implementation for Python, helloworld application example is here[1].
During the start/run method on device I'm actually trying to display it on
the tested device. When application is up and
