Is there a way to limit tasks to the context in which they are exposed?
For example, I like to build up a number of subfunctions that may be
individually useful, mark them as @tasks, and then have higher-level
tasks that use a number of these subfunctions to perform some scripted
action. If the subfunction task is imported from another module, it
results in the task name being repeated in both contexts. For example:
fabfile.py/
/__init__.py
/utils.py # defines "which"
/frobnosticate.py # imports "which" from utils and uses it in the
function "frobber"
fab -l
utils.which
frobnosticate.frobber
frobnosticate.which
In this case, frobnosticate.which *is* utils.which. Is it possible to
keep tasks marked by the @task decorator to the context in which they
are defined?
Thanks,
Van
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