Lance Hendrix wrote: > I get the same errors in virtualenv as I do when working in the > "non-virtual" env (can I use Eclipse in a virtualenv)? So I still > assume it is a configuration problem in my environment (probably a RTFM > issue or an ID10T issue ;-) ).
It's not an RTFM issue, as there's currently no M to R about this :-) Tim is right, you should install Genshi from the advanced-i18n branch. For comparison, here's how I install a Trac development environment: - Install docutils, pygments, pytz, twill and lxml globally with emerge (only once, obviously). - Check out a Trac working copy: $ svn co http://svn.edgewall.org/repos/trac/trunk $ cd trunk - Create a virtual environment within the checkout, and activate it: $ virtualenv venv $ . venv/bin/activate - Install Genshi into the virtual environment. I don't use a separate checkout, as I (currently) don't intend to edit the Genshi code. $ easy_install -N http://svn.edgewall.org/repos/genshi/branches/experimental/advanced-i18n - Activate the Trac checkout in development mode: $ python setup.py develop -N - Run the test suite: $ PYTHONPATH=. python trac/test.py - Hack away! The message "unrecognized .svn/entries format; skipping ." when you run "python setup.py develop" seems to indicate that you are using Subversion 1.6.x. While we currently have no remaining incompatibilities with that version, setuptools does not support it yet, which may give some strange results (for example, the current revision is indicated as 0). If you can, I would suggest going back to 1.5.6 until setuptools catches up. -- Remy
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