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esteve edited comment on THRIFT-71 at 2/10/09 10:41 AM:
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The python-all-dbg* stuff should be optional. We could simply have two separate
debian/control files, one which depends on it and another one that doesn't, it
could be part of a "release" make target.. if we ever make a release ;-)
As for the C# part, I'm not sure if etch could build it after all. It ships
with Mono 1.2.2, which IMHO is too old to support /lang:linq, but I don't
really know though, I'm no C# expert. Michael is the person to ask :-) Anyway,
could you install mono-gmcs from etch-backports and try to build Thrift?
was (Author: esteve):
The python-all-dbg* stuff should be optional. We could simply have two
separate debian/control files, one which depends on it and another one that
doesn't, it could be part of a "release" make target.. if we ever make a
release ;-)
As for the C# part, I'm not sure if etch could build it after all. It ships
with Mono 1.2.2, which IMHO is too old to /lang:linq, but I don't really know
though, I'm no C# expert. Michael is the person to ask :-) Anyway, could you
install mono-gmcs from etch-backports and try to build Thrift?
> Debian packaging for thrift
> ---------------------------
>
> Key: THRIFT-71
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-71
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Environment: debian stable (etch); probably will work on lenny, but
> untested
> Reporter: Eric Anderson
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: debian-packaging.patch, thrift-71.patch,
> thrift-71_v2.patch, thrift-71_v3.patch, thrift-71_v4.patch, thrift-71_v5.patch
>
>
> We're using thrift on Debian, so I wanted to have a package for easier
> installation by other users.
> Attached is a patch to add packaging for debian to the
> thrift-20080411p1 release. It includes two bug fixes to make the
> tests work reliably: 1) adding /usr/share/java/commons-lang.jar to the
> search path for the java tests, and 2) sleeping 1 second after
> starting the server for the python tests. If the patch is accepted,
> the maintainer should probably be set to the thrift mailing list,
> rather than the example mailing list address I used.
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