Matt Good wrote: > On Feb 26, 3:46 pm, "Emmanuel Blot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Probably a stupid question: I'm merging the latest changes from the >> trunk to our local Trac installation, and I can't find the script >> wrappers that used to stand in the scripts/ directory (such as tracd, >> trac-admin, etc.). I've looked in other directory to find these >> wrappers and the associated man pages, but I've not been able to find >> them. >> >> Are these wrappers definitely gone? > > Yes, with the switch to setuptools we no longer need the wrapper > scripts in the source. Setuptools will automatically generate them > when you run the "install" or "develop" commands. The > [console_scripts] section in the entry_points part of setup.py defines > the mapping from the script names to a funtion that's run. One of the > advantages of this is that on Windows it generates a wrapper exe for > the scripts so they're easier to run.
You can still run trac/admin/console.py or trac/web/standalone.py manually if you want. --Noah
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