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In the LICENSE file MIT is used. But in setup.py BSD is specified.

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I'm not sure how things are currently set up, I think we use the PYTHONPATH environment variable -- what I do locally is to add a .pth like for example env/lib/python*/site-packages/dev.pth, containing nothing but the path to the src directory, to wit:

devel/5m/radar $ cat env/lib/python3.4/site-packages/dev.pth
/Users/lericson/devel/5m/radar/src

When creating application_log_path in application.deploy.install_project_user permission denied is returned. debian.mkdir is ran under a with sudo() block but somehow an unprivileged user is used.

Would be great if notify could post in more than 1 channel.

This is because refabric uses python-like dot paths internally, causing any dictoinary key with a dot to conflict.

Example:

nfs:
  exports:
    /srv/app/project/src/repo.git/whatever:
      host: 10.0.0.0/24

Solution:

nfs:
  exports:
    - path: /srv/app/project/src/repo.git/whatever
      host: 10.0.0.0/24

node feels wrong even if Homebrew calls it like this. At least they have an alias.

I propose to rename node -> nodejs and create an alias node.

If a requirements file includes another requirements file, the app.deploy task won't figure that out. It would have to actually parse the contents to know.

It triggers an pip install -r requirements.txt on removal of package too.