On 10 Feb, 2010, at 18:11, Christopher Barker wrote: > Barry Scott wrote: >> I made a mistake and got my PYTHONPATH wrong hence >> _bemacs cannot be found. >> I guess that in the face of an import that cannot be found >> py2app simply ignores it. What would be useful is to have >> a message saying the import cannot be found. >> I realise that this can lead to false positive messages >> but it would be useful to point to errors. > > I agree -- it really should issue a warning or something.
It does print a warning, but one that's hidden in a lot of noise. Py2app currently logs everything it does, and that's mostly completely uninteresting. > > You can post a bug report/feature request on the pyobjc project at one at > Sourceforge. And ideally you should include a patch. In this case that would be a patch that disables most of the logging in py2app (or rather replaces it with must more succint logging "building bundle", "copying python files", ...) Ronald
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