What is your issue with this? That specific call is using the parmiko library
instances, and as such needs to leverage some of the methods provided on it's
instance.
Thing is, as a user of fabric, you don't have the need to use that directly.
Any connectivity work like that is taken care of for you by using the fabric
methods and the fab command.
goose
On Sat, Jul 31, 2010 at 11:08:06PM +0800, jessinio liang wrote:
> python has not private variables, but pythoner suggest: don't use "_"
> prefix variable directly.
>
> at operations.py file, we can see:
>
> 414 channel = connections[env.host_string]._transport.open_session()
>
> I am a newer to fabric. I hope to learn it code and use it on I job.
>
> when I reading fabric code, I can't find SSHClient._transport at :
> [1]http://www.lag.net/paramiko/docs/ ( until I check SSHClient source
> code)
>
> so, I hope fabric's code become to friendly.
>
> I suggest to call SSHClient.get_transport() method.
>
> thinks.
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