Hi,
I'm wondering if there is a way to generate two .deb-files from a single
setup.py file. Or, if that's not possible, generate deb files from
custom-named setup.py files, e.g. client_setup.py & server_setup.py.
The reason I'm asking is that I need the source code to reside in the
same root folder. I'd also like to keep a clean folder structure,
something along the lines of this:
/test-program
client.py
server.py
server_adapter.py
setup.py
tests/
unit/
client_unit_test.py
server_unit_test.py
function/
client_function_test.py
server_function_test.py
etc/
init.d/
server
server.conf
usr/
bin/
client
server
I'd like to generate client.deb, containing [client.py, usr/bin/client],
and server.deb, containing [server.py, server_adapter.py,
etc/server.conf, etc/init.d/server, user/bin/server]. Also server.deb
should be depend on client.deb.
After copying the stdeb folder to /test-program/ I've tried running
python client_setup.py --command-packages=stdeb.command bdist_deb
It fails however, since it seems that one of the dh-scripts is hard
coded to look for setup.py. I have no idea how to configure setup.py to
generate two .debs.
Thanks,
Eddie
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