Hi Nick
If you are really serious about pushing corrections to the Fabric/Python
documentation, you could just grab a random fabric 'Getting Started'
page and look at the first code line (more or less like I did below).
Since there are so many variations (2 pythons X 3 Fabrics = 6 possible
Phython syntax is not a problem. It is similar to Occam, which appeared
8 years before Python.
On 11/23/18 4:46 PM, Nick Timkovich wrote:
Yeah, the >>> implies you're at the Python REPL, and the page I linked
you to is a few pages into learning to use Fabric; so it's going to
assume you
Yeah, the >>> implies you're at the Python REPL, and the page I linked you
to is a few pages into learning to use Fabric; so it's going to assume you
installed the library. If you already know Tcl/Expect, I'm sure you can
bang out a script to do your task at hand, and if you need it now and don't
I am running on a Mac air with Mojave os 10.14.1.
I installed python with homebrew
Also using virtualenv and the folder fabric-test
cd fabric-test
air:fabric-test bobgus$ ls
env fabfile.py
air:fabric-test bobgus$ source env/bin/activate
(env) air:fabric-test bobgus$ which python
