On Thu, Jul 05, 2007 at 11:00:58AM -0600, Brian Cole wrote:
> system across many different architectures. Python is perfect for the
> backend with a database to hold all the information. Someone else is
> going to build a web frontend to the database.
Definitely. Our company uses SQLObject for portable DB access (SQLite
and Postgres) and wxPython for portable GUI.
> Portability and ease of installation onto new machines is a chief
> concern. This is why I linked my subversion repository directly to
> yours. This alleviates the need to install SQLObject and formencode
> onto every machine as it's included directly into my package. Is there
> something inheritantly evil about this?
Nothing evil, but you can be beaten by bugs - the trunk is by definition
unstable.
> Should I stick to the 0.9.0 tag?
If you prefer stability.
> Or can/should I use trunk?
You can, of course. I usually try to do even trunk as stable as
possible, but the current situation is a bit harder. Luke Opperman did a
lot of work in the trunk (he merged .select(), sqlbuilder.Select() and
dbconnection.queryForSelect()) and there are still some rough corners.
Thank you for spotting the bug.
Oleg.
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