Add a pushd context #206
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I find that I write this little boilerplate all the time and I think
other sh users would find it useful as well. This simply creates a
context to run commands in another directory and ensures that the
original working directory will be returned to.
Usage:
```python
from sh import pushd, pwd
pwd()
with pushd('/tmp'):
pwd()
pwd()
```
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thanks Pat. merged into release-1.10. i generalized it a bit more so that the with-context can work with any special keyword argument, but i left in the from sh import args, pwd, pushd
print pwd()
with args(_cwd="/tmp"): # or pushd("/tmp")
pwd()
print pwd() |
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I find that I write this little boilerplate all the time and I think
other sh users would find it useful as well. This simply creates a
context to run commands in another directory and ensures that the
original working directory will be returned to.
Usage: