Re:Git-based fabric deploys are awesome
by dguaraglia on Friday May 11, 2012 @02:18PM
(#3960540)
I've experienced this before. Not that .pyc/.pyo files ever get into my repo, but sometimes Python will decide it doesn't need to recompile the files and I get old behavior from a piece of software I know I've just re-deployed.
My solution? Simple, I've got a a Fabric command that deletes all .pyc files in the repo after pulling.
My solution? Simple, I've got a a Fabric command that deletes all .pyc files in the repo after pulling.
def clean_pyc(): run('find . -name "*.pyc" -exec rm {} \;')
And that's that :)