Yes, I'd be interested in pulling things from source control, and
here's the use case:
Right now, I make a temporary directory, pull the files or directories
out of subversion into that temporary directory, rsync them over to my
target (using fabric's rsync support) and cleanup when I'm done.
Given a fabfile.py as below, I would like to call something like:
fab example:host=host1,colors=red;blue
...and have fab run the free and df commands on the remote host
host1. Is there a way to do this? (Obviously I'm willing to change
my syntax on the commandline or in my python method. My
Hi -
I'm seeing that whenever I do (via fabric) run(ls) on a remote
system, I often don't get the last line of output (I do get the output
if it is just one line)... I can work around it by doing ls echo
(i.e. every time I care about the output, I'll need to do this) but it
seems like quite a
I've had some luck doing this type of thing with pyexpect - pretty
powerful once you get the hang of it, although it takes some
trial-and-error to get something programmed.
I need Fabric to pass an arbitrary string to the remote shell due to a
user-prompt.
Specifically I need to give the
Hi, we use Invoke (mainly using Python3 but sometimes with Python2, we
found it easy to write code that worked with both) a lot, will there
be breaking changes to Invoke API?
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