code: def make_stacker_cmd_string(args, lib_path):
      
      if platform.system().lower() == 'windows':
          # Because this will be run via subprocess, the backslashes on Windows
          # will cause command errors
          lib_path = lib_path.replace('\\', '/')
      return ("import sys;"
              "sys.argv = ['stacker'] + {args};"
              "sys.path.insert(1, '{lib_path}');"
              "from stacker.logger import setup_logging;"
              "from stacker.commands import Stacker;"
              "stacker = Stacker(setup_logging=setup_logging);"
              "args = stacker.parse_args({args});"
              "stacker.configure(args);args.run(args)".format(args=str(args),
                                                              lib_path=lib_path))
docs: Generate stacker invocation script from command line arg list.
  
      This is the standard stacker invocation script, with the following changes:
      * Adding our explicit arguments to parse_args (instead of leaving it empty)
      * Overriding sys.argv
      * Adding embedded runway lib directory to sys.path