Hi all,
so i've split out execnet into its own standalone independent
package and its own web site using Sphinx, see here:
http://codespeak.net/execnet
Migrating from existing "py.execnet.*" usage should
be as easy as replacing "py.execnet." with "execnet."
and importing 'execnet' instead of 'py'.
I also uploaded a 1.0.0alpha release to PyPI which
you should be able to use for installation. This supports
Python2.4-3.1. It should not require setuptools, btw.
Also for everyone interested in current and future
execnet please subscribe to the new mailing lists:
http://codespeak.net/mailman/execnet-dev
http://codespeak.net/mailman/execnet-commit
Next i plan to deprecate "py.execnet.*" on the py-trunk
and point to this new API-compatible package. And
then head for a pylib/py.test release and a final execnet
one.
happy about feedback, as always.
cheers,
holger
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