More info:
It's true that 'python setup.py build' does not accept the --prefix
argument, so the 'all:' rule in the top level Makefile is bogus. But
actually, the entire Makefile is unnecessary. dh_python2 should just Do
The Right Thing with the existing setup.py. See the attached branch,
which successfully builds for me, but is probably not entire right. It
removes the top level Makefile, but in order to do that, I had to pass
--source-option=--include-removal to the dpkg-buildpackage call.
However, in order to do *that* I had to change the source format to 3.0
(quilt). (source format 1 does not accept that option.)
My recommendation would be to remove the top level Makefile entirely and
just let dh_python2 do its thing. This will also let you simplify
debian/rules. See the linked branch for reference, or let me know and
I'll put together a for-real branch for review.
** Changed in: compizconfig-python (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
** Changed in: compizconfig-python (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in: compizconfig-python (Ubuntu)
Milestone: None => natty-alpha-2
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Title:
Need an override on install target with "dh --with python2"
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