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Anders Bruun Olsen wrote: |
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> It seems that alot of python projects are starting to use |
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> setuptools/easy_install/eggs, and granted, it is quite neat, but there |
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> needs to figured out a way to handle installing these things through |
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> Portage, or alot of new versions are going to be a pain to have |
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> installed. |
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> How should Portage handle this? |
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I've been working on an eclass for these but its not ready. |
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I was hoping it'd be as easy as the Ruby gems eclass, because |
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they are similar, but eggs don't play nicely in a sandbox yet. |
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You're probably best off using the straight source for TurboGears |
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and its dependencies if you want to install via ebuild for now. |
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Mail me off-list or join #gentoo-python if you're interested |
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in working on the easy_install eclass, please. |
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