Gary Poster wrote:
Indeed. Sounds great. However, what do you do if the system installed
libraries are the wrong very (eg: the buildout specifies a particular
version, and the one in site-packages isn't it)?
Using a whitelist in your .cfg,
What does this mean/do/look like?
some or all of the eggs in site-packages
are simply ignored when buildout assembles dependencies (even if they
are or claim to be the right versions); and then the eggs that buildout
chooses have precedence over site-packages (they come before
site-packages in sys.path).
Okay, but what if I don't know (or more accurately: don't want to have
to care ;-) ) what's in site-packages? What happens if there's no
whitelist and either buildout can't figure out what version of the
package is installed or it's the wrong version?
Chris
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