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Excerpts from Brian Harring's message of Fri Dec 18 20:16:19 +0000 2009: |
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> On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 03:54:53PM +0700, Max Arnold wrote: |
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> > Initially my script has "/usr/bin/env python" shebang line. When I checked actual installed |
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> > file, it contained "/usr/bin/python2.6". Who is responsible for this modification (eclass, |
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> > distutils or something else)? Why not "/usr/bin/env python2.6"? |
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> distutils. If you find a knob to disable that, I'd be interested... |
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> ~brian |
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There isn't a trigger to change this behaviour [currently]. |
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You can monkey patch it quite easily though, if you're willing. Something |
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like the following pasted in to the setup.py does the trick. |
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import re |
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from distutils.command import build_scripts |
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build_scripts.first_line_re = re.compile("^never gonna match you up$") |
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Thanks, |
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James |
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