Hi,
When you say 'local directory of fab.py' do you mean PYTHONPATH=`pwd`:/usr/bin?
If you set python path to your present working directory (where your code is)
it should see your fab.py so long as you specify $ fab -f fab.py. Or, simply
rename your file to fabric.py and run $ fab ... assuming you have a predefined
function in fabric.py called deploy.
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To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2013 2:44 PM
Subject: [Fab-user] Fabric and pythonpath
When I run some code under straight python, the pythonpath contains the local
directory where my code is located.
When I run that same code under fabric the pythonpath has the local directory
of fab.py, /usr/bin, but not the directory of the code that I'm running.
That seems to complicate importing for me.
Is there a way to cause the local directory of my code to be part of the
pythonpath in fabric without hard coding it?
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