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Andreas Amoroso <a.amoroso at freenet dot de>
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Sylvain Thenault <syt at logilab dot fr>
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Re: New PyLint release
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Hello Sylvain,2004/05/15 17:29
actually, I discovered the new release 5 minutes after I sent my last
mail. I did not check every detail, but the installer gets built without
errors and creates an __init__.py in case it is missing. Everything
seems fine. I think this is a much better solution now. Have a nice weekend!
Best regards,
Andreas
P.S.: PyLintish I suppose it would be something like: good work mate ;-)
Sylvain Thénault schrieb am 15.05.2004 11:45:
>On Saturday 15 May à 10:19, Andreas Amoroso wrote:
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>>Hello Sylvain,
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>Hello Andreas
>
>
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>>the problem building binary distributions (probably setup.py bdist_rpm
>>will also not work) using the default (common) setup is caused by the
>>way you carry out post installation tasks. I am not sure why you chose
>>to deploy post installation tasks in the first place, but in case that
>>should be necessary the only solution to the problem seems to be to use
>>the proposed way of supplying a post installation task script that needs
>>to be registered with the setup function and named using an option when
>>calling setup (details in the manual, distutils section). The way you
>>do currently fails because in a binary distribution build there is no
>>installation directory present when your post-installation script tries
>>to create the __init__.py (as nothing gets installed yet and the build
>>directory is removed partially before the setup function exits).
>>
>>
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>Yes, I took a look at this and have fixed it by using a more regular way
>to extend distutils. The latest pylint release (done yesterday) include
>a fixed setup.py. I've also fixed the common'setup.py but I've not yet
>done a new release. Would you take a try with the new install script and
>tell me if every thing goes actually well with the windows installer ?
>
>regards
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>
