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mrweasel
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Deploying a Django App with No Downtime
I might be missing something, but he's using Fabric and Python 3? Fabric doesn't seem to support Python3 yet.
Or is he using Python 2 to deploy a Python 3 application?
cuu508
on Oct 22, 2015
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Correct, I run Fabric with Python 2. The app itself works with both Python 2 and Python 3.
mrweasel
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Aah okay, we're trying to eliminate Python 2 completely, so sadly no Fabric for us.
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Even though i've moved to python3, I keep fabric installed via apt-get and using the system python which is usually 2.7 I don't have anything in my fabric that needs access to my django app or virtualenv.
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https://github.com/pyinvoke/invoke
is the start of the py3 version.
baq
on Oct 22, 2015
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fabric is a tool that's using python as an embedded language; i don't really consider it python any more as i consider Makefile python.
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Or is he using Python 2 to deploy a Python 3 application?