Invoke context doesn't work for Group.run

[rahul003]

c = Context()
with c.cd(dir):
    print(c.cwd)
    self.group.run('pwd', **kwargs, hide=hide)

c.cwd shows correct directory but group.run doesn't show that path. How do I get around this?

[stevenhair]

I don't think that it's possible to use contexts with groups right now. For the moment, my workaround is to just loop through my hosts and create a connection for each one.

Naturally, this isn't the best solution. It's a bit messy, verbose, and doesn't really work if you need a ThreadingGroup.

for host in ['host1', 'host2', 'host3]:
    with Connection(host) as c:
        with c.cd('/some/dir'):
            c.run('pwd')

[Eidansoft]

I face this issue, Contexts not working at Groups. The work-around I used is concatenate the cd with my command inside a /bin/bash -c ... line (in order to make the special chars like && been not escaped from the sudo):
conn_group.sudo(f'/bin/bash -c "cd {working_path} && find {working_path} -name \'*.pyc\' -delete"', user=user)
I reckon a problem is that current latest doc make you think that Context work on Groups:
As with Connection, Group objects may be used as context managers, which will automatically close the object on block exit. as you can read at https://docs.fabfile.org/en/stable/api/group.html