On Oct 30, 2007, at 3:30 PM, Heikki Toivonen wrote:
D John Anderson wrote:
It would be nice to address the problem with the distrib target
before
committing the Chandler.po fix -- otherwise there would be no way to
verify that the make distrib problem is really fixed, since the
Chandler.po fix would mask it.
I filed https://bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11176 to
find
out what is different with make distrib and make install and the
Chandler-en.po treatment. However, with the path issue fixed, I don't
think the Chandler-en.po treatment will be an issue anymore. So that
blocker should be gone from your point of view once you merge the
trunk
to your branch.
I think there are two separate bugs here:
1) rt.py (or something it uses) doesn't set up sys.path correctly for
localization to work.
2) The fact that running Python after a "make install" results in a
sys.path that doesn't work for localization and running after a "make
distrib" results in a different, but correct sys.path for
localization. Running Python after a "make install" or "make distrib"
should not affect Python's sys.path for localization, right?
Committing the fix for bug 1 will mask bug 2, on the tinderboxes but
this doesn't mean that bug 2 is fixed. For example, running from Wing
after a make install will still result in the incorrect localization,
which makes it important to get fixed.
John
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