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Welcome to Fabric! — Fabric documentation
Welcome to Fabric!¶
Fabric is a high level Python (2.7, 3.4+) library designed to execute shell
commands remotely over SSH, yielding useful Python objects in return. It builds
on top of Invoke (subpro...
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Installing — Fabric documentation
the Python programming language, versions 2.7 or 3.4+;
the Invoke command-running and task-execution
library;
and the Paramiko SSH library (as well as its own
dependencies; see its install docs.)
If y...
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Installing (1.x) — Fabric documentation
An optional dependency, the
multiprocessing library is included in Python’s
standard library in version 2.6 and higher. If you’re using Python 2.5 and want
to make use of Fabric’s parallel execution ...
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Development roadmap — Fabric documentation
Development roadmap¶
This document outlines Fabric’s intended development path. Please make sure
you’re reading the latest version of this
document, and also see the page about upgrading if you are
mi...
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Development — Fabric documentation
Development¶
The Fabric development team is headed by Jeff Forcier, aka
bitprophet. However, dozens of other
developers pitch in by submitting patches and ideas via GitHub issues and pull
requests, ...
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Upgrading from 1.x — Fabric documentation
capture is no longer a useful argument; we can now capture and display at
the same time, locally or remotely. If you don’t actually
want a local
subprocess to mirror its stdout/err while it runs, you...