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pin-fabric provides 'project-wide' access to commands inside your fabfile.py file. pin-fabric will list your fabric commands in the **pin help** command.
$ pin help
usage: pin [-v]
optional arguments:
-v, --version show program's version number and exit
Available commands for /home/dlacewell/dev/pmcs:
destroy - Destroy and unregister the project from pin.
go - Teleport to a specific project.
help - This help information.
init - Initialize pin in the current directory.
fab --------------------------------------------------------------------------
Commands inside your fabfile.
update_remote - Update deployment server and restart apache
push_local - Push locally commited changes
### Commands
* **pin fab [fabric args]** : Execute any commands inside your fabfile.py file
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