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Found the answer after reading the source:
As of current master branch you simply put fabfile.py into your repositories root directory.
When you install Fabric-Bolt via your system's python-pip or package-manager, and you are not executing fabric-bolt as root, Fabric-Bolt cannot write to the default cache directory, which in our case was located at /usr/local/python/site-packages/fabric-bolt/public. You can easily overwrite the PUBLIC_DIR variable in the settings.py. The PUBLIC_DIR is used to as a local cache (i.e. for remote repos containing fabfiles).
Additionally, if your project repository isn't publicly accessible, you have to generate an ssh-key for Fabric-Bolt and point to it via GIT_SSH_KEY_LOCATION in the settings.py.
After adding those two variables to our settings.py, when navigating to the project's dashboard view, we where finally presented with the available tasks contained in the stated fabfile.
Hi,
Could you please tell me how to use repo's fabfile and run it's tasks ?
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