Christoph Haas wrote:
> On Monday 05 March 2007 22:29, Ian Bicking wrote:
>> Christoph Haas wrote:
>>> I could imagine a tool like "pylons-buildpackage" which creates a
>>> Pylons application and makes a proper Debian package of it that can be
>>> apt-installed. I'm eager to hear other people's ideas on that.
>> FWIW, I think such an installer should package up all the libraries in
>> one Debian package, I imagine laid out something like:
>>
>>    /usr/lib/some-pylons-app/lib/python/(bunch of eggs)
> 
> I don't believe it would make things easier. All components like 
> python-sqlalchemy, python-mako, python-webhelpers or python-pylons are 
> already packaged for Debian. If by "all the libraries" you mean these 
> packages it would create a second installation of them on a system which 
> is not desirable.

Why?

> It would be best if the Pylons user who is about to 
> create a Debian package sets up the proper (Debian-)dependencies in the 
> debian/control file so just the Pylons project itself needs to be 
> packaged.
> 
>> I use workingenv and a workingenv requirements file, and some shell
>> scripts to do the setup from there.
> 
> I haven't worked with workingenv yet. Is it feasable to ship an application 
> with all the needed dependencies into such a "chroot" and run them on a 
> production system?

Sure.


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