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minimal directory and environment management system for collaborative creative projects

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Bumps [psutil](https://github.com/giampaolo/psutil) from 2.2.1 to 5.6.6. Changelog Sourced from psutil's changelog. 5.6.6 2019-11-25 Bug fixes 1179_: [Linux] Process cmdline() now takes into account misbehaving processes renaming the command line and...

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Here i'm doing folder ingestion via shotgun event, so no point in creating folder from terminal using "be". If directory not found means invalid BE_TOPICS by user. So is it...

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Is there any way to validate "BE_Topics" ? for prevention of the creation of unwanted data. For eg #Regex - Allow only certain department if "BE_BINDING"=asset `asset: "{cwd}/{0}/assets/{1}/{2:modeling|lighting|rigging}/private/{user}"` #Regex -...

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Do i need to keep inventory.yaml this way ? ``` Asset: set: -park -zoo -road prop: -bottle -mobile -sh203 char: -joker -alien ``` ``` Sequence: seq001: -sh101 -sh102 -sh103 seq002:...

Where to define custom path for be.yaml, inventory.yaml & templates.yaml ?

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be in hulk --run maya or be in hulk --run photoshop How to open Maya or any other app with proper environment variable, version in windows/centos ??

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### goal Generate skeleton from `template.yaml` ### motivation `be` dynamically allocates directories as they come into use. But sometimes it can make sense to statically create an entire hierarchy up-front....

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Would like to present a selection of applications that the user can launch. Something like this; ``` Y:\projects\testing\library\character\ben\modeling>be aliases Type in a number to select: [1] maya [2] nuke [3]...

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Support setting the project with an absolute path: ``` be in O:\ ben modeling ```

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### Goal To facilitate scripting and automation. The end user would be able to, say, launch an application from within a given environment, without first entering it. ``` bash $...

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