On Sat, Mar 31, 2012 at 2:48 PM, Alessandro Dentella <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying buildout but I'm having a hard time trying to understand the
> logic of develop-egg.
>
> I tested both mr.developer recepy and gp.csvdevelop and I stumbled on the
> same problem, so I guess I'm misunderstanding something.
>
> I want to add a development repository named jumbo-core that contains
> several 1^ level packages (and a correct setup.py), one of which is 'jumbo',
> I get to the point that:
I don't understand alot of what you said above, but hopefully, I can get by. :)
>
> 1. source is added to ./dev/jumbo-core
>
> 2. an egg-link is added to develop-eggs/jumbo-core.egg-link pointing to
> the correct path where the hg repository is checked out, but that path
> is not added to the sys.path. My configuration is as follows::
>
> [buildout]
> develop = .
> parts = python scripts test ipython
> extensions = gp.vcsdevelop
> develop-dir = ./dev
> vcs-extend-develop = hg+${thunder:jumbonew}/jumbo-core#egg=jumbo-core
>
> [python]
> recipe = zc.recipe.egg
> interpreter = python
> eggs = lunar
>
> Adding 'jumbo' to eggs directive raises the error: "Couldn't find index page
> for 'jumbo' (maybe misspelled?)"
>
> If I add dev/jumbo-core to develop option I get the message::
>
> Skipping 'hg+/misc/src/hg/thunder/jumbo-new/jumbo-core#egg=jumbo-core'.
> Package is already in the develop option
>
> but dev/jumbo-core is not added to the sys.path.
>
> Any hint is appreciated.
The develop option names a (or many) setup.py file.
You can also, as a common shortcut, name a directory
containing setup.py file. The develop option invokes
the setup.py file to create a develop egg.
The setup.py file defines a product name. From the
name of the egg link you mention, I'm guessing that
the setup.py file in the current directory ('.') sets the
project name to 'jumbo-core'.
The egg recipe builds a script based on a list
of requirements as listed in the eggs option.
(Yeah, 'requirements' would have been a better
name...) The requirements are typically just
project names, although they can also contain
version specifications.
If, as I suspect, the project name is 'jumbo-core', rather
than 'jumbo', then you need to add jumbo-core to your
eggs option (on a separate line).
Jim
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