Closed miped closed 10 years ago
The rationale is sound; however i've never experienced an issue installing fabric before?
I usually use fabric locally. ie a deploy deploys the rendered files and not the entire git repo and thus fabric is not installed remote, only local.
If i need to modify something on remote ill do something like
fab production virtualenv:'pip install django -U'
which uses the production environment to perform an action.
thoughts? Ill show u the fab file its damned ugly and needs some work resolving into a semblance of awesome but then its also a "product" so to speak
yeah that's what i mean... i use fab for stuff that i execute on the remote... i.e. ssh commands or whatev, and make for local build tasks. Logging into the remote over ssh to execute a fab script just seems silly :-)
hmm we can try it but i dont really like switching tools/flows based on environment..
usually i jsut use fab for it all and or grunt/gulp..
Some small things:
make bootstrap
commandDidn't mess with your app/project layout, figured you like it the way it is.