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Deployment
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Staging/Development
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`Fabric <http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Fabric>`_ is used to allow developers to
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easily push changes to a previously setup development/staging environment.
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To get started, install Fabric by running the following command from within
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your virtual environment::
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pip install fabric==1.4
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So see a list of available commands, run the following command from within your
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project directory::
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fab -l
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Some common commands::
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fab restart # Restart the web server.
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fab update # Just update the repository.
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fab push deploy # Push, then fully deploy.
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From the within the project directory, you can just run ``fab [command]``.
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If you want to run fabric outside of the directory, use::
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fab --fabfile /path/to/project/fabfile.py [command]
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