On Tue, Mar 02, 2010 at 11:46 -0500, William McVey wrote:
> So, I've been running py-1.0.2 for quite a while. I'm now trying to
> upgrade my code to use the current py library (1.2.1) and standalone
> execnet. I'm curious whether the removal of the iterator functionality
> on os.path.local() objects was intentional. I read through the
> changelog, and didn't see anything other than:
>
> 1.0.2 -> 1.1.0
> * simplified internal localpath implementation
not very detailed, sorry.
iterator got removed because there should be only one way to do it
and "listdir()" does what the iterator does already.
> To me though, I would have expected the API to stay consistent though.
In retrospect it's maybe questionable to remove the iterator (and the
__contains__ method). To be honest i am never quite sure how many
people depend on py.path as opposed to py.test.
> -- William
>
> P.S. Perhaps I missed it, but Py lib's website doesn't seem to give a
> link to a public code repository for the Py lib. I eventually found it
> (I think) under Holger's bitbucket account.
I think that
http://codespeak.net/py/dist/install.html
has several pointers to the hg repository or did you look
at other docs?
cheers,
holger
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