I appreciate the explanation and feedback. I tried what you suggest and
I can see that it does pull in the full django tree which is much easier
and better.
This looks close but not quite there...
Here's the latest py2app-setup.py:
#!/usr/bin/env python
from setuptools import setup
setup(
> At this point, using the packages option, you've got nearly the same
> filesystem layout as you would normally, so it's highly unlikely py2app
> has anything to do with the problems you've experiencing.
That was my suspicion but I appreciate the feedback.
> Are you sure all of this stuff work
(My apologies if this starts a new thread -- I'm posting from a
different mailing address and don't have the original email to reply to)
> Django can not be packaged normally because it has in-package data
> files. It won't work with either py2exe or py2app without tweaking.
Can you point me t
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