Re: [Fab-user] How to mix the task and runs_once decorator

[Chris Spencer]

Brilliant, thanks. That works perfectly.

On Sat, Jan 11, 2014 at 12:37 PM, Jeff Dyke <address@hidden> wrote:

I struggled with this for a bit as well, and the way i have approached this is to use execute inside the task you only want to run_once.  

from fabric.api import task,runs_once, execute

@task

@runs_once

def report_pending_updates():

   execute(check_for_updates)

   #report here

def check_for_updates():

  ...

HTH

Jeff

On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 3:17 PM, Chris Spencer <address@hidden> wrote:

How do you mix the @task and @runs_once decorator?

I have a task (check_for_updates) that checks installed Python packages on each host and records which ones need updates. I then have a task (report_pending_updates) that displays a report showing which hosts require updates. So I'm doing:

    fab production check_for_updates report_pending_updates

However, since I have multiple hosts, it runs report_pending_updates for each host, showing the report multiple times.

I've tried constructing my task like:

@runs_once

@task

def report_pending_updates():
    ...

but this causes Fabric to not detect the task. Switching the decorator order results in the same error.

Regards,
Chris

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