> I'd definitely try again with 1.2 or master, as there have been at > least some improvements re: using as a library, as well as bugfixes. > If it still fails, I'd be interested to know how. Threading is a bit > sketchy as Fabric relies heavily on shared module state right now > (this is one reason parallelism is using multiprocessing) but your > problem *could* conceivably be something else. Just a brief update... I upgraded to the "19-parallel-execution" branch, after which I could use Fabric as a library. However, Fabric threads still stepped on each other's toes, e.g. simultaneous "put" failed in all except one thread. So, I changed the approach and made each "configurer" thread launch a separate Fabric process, after which things have worked just great!
Thanks for the help, Jeff! Samuli _______________________________________________ Fab-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fab-user
