Sébastien Pierre

We might have a to create a thin wrapper, but yes, that's a good idea.

Thanks, I'll look into that!

Yes, Cuisine itself should be easy to port, but Fabric is the problematic one. Le 2014-10-17 03:22, "帝归" [email protected] a écrit : > I am trying to fix this, and...

Yes or help remove the dependency on fabric altogether. The only things that cuisine really depend on are "connect" and "run". Implementing the same functions on top of a Python...

That's an option, did you test it? I'd be happy to make some updates for Py3K compatibility

Happy to hear it's available though `pip`. I don't understand Fabric's rationale -- who uses 2.5 these days? And even then, why not simply make a maintenance branch of Fabric...

Hi, this should be fixed. Cuisine's latest version is 0.7.1. Please confirm.

If you type a password with just letters, does it work?

Would you mind writing a standalone test case for that? The function `fabric.utils.apply_lcwd(path,env)` would probably fix it and I could easily add it to `file_upload`.

I think you forgot the attachment! `file_upload` is not meant to be a full replacement for `put`. You can still use Fabric's `put` if you want -- it's just that...