I'm trying out Fabric 1.0.0. I haven't used older versions.
>From the documentation, I gather that if I want to capture stdout from a
remote command without stderr mixed in, I should use pty=False,
combine_stderr=False.
But if I try this, the stderr output is mixed in with stdout anyway: the
following command prints
stdout:'cat: /shouldnotappear: No such file or directory\nshouldappear'
stderr:''
from fabric.api import run
def test_stderr():
r = run(
"cat /shouldnotappear; echo shouldappear",
pty=False, combine_stderr=False)
print "stdout:%r" % r.stdout
print "stderr:%r" % r.stderr
Do I need to do something more to prevent Fabric combining the streams?
-M-
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