Jim Fulton wrote:
As best I can tell, it seems to be a recipe name used in a part.
No.
So the versions specified in a versions section apply to all uses of a
"project"? (regardless of whether the project is an egg, a recipe, or
something else?)
What's the different between:
[buildout]
parts = foo
versions = versions
[versions]
spam = 1
[foo]
recipe = spam
...and:
[buildout]
parts = foo
[foo]
recipe = spam == 1
There is no effective difference between these two examples. Often a
buildout refers to the same project more than once. Using versions
affects all uses. Using versions also applies to dependencies.
Okay, what happens if I don't use a versions section and some egg has a
dependency incompatible with a version of an egg I've specified
elsewhere? (say in an egg recipe section?)
Some to think of it, what happens if I *do* use a versions section and
this happens?
cheers,
Chris
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