> Can I do the same in Trac 0.11, or do I have to prepare an egg?
You can place the .py file in the plugins directory for a project and
restart Trac. It will automatically be recognized and compiled. My
understanding is that there's no longer a shared plugins directory by
default (some issues with the new setup tools stuff). If you want it
in all projects you can install it globally from an egg using
easy_install or you can simulate the old shared plugins directory
using an "[inherit]" section in the project configuration file (see
http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracIni#GlobalConfiguration for
details).
> If not - what's the easiest way to build an egg?
I don't know the official answer to that (I'm new here), but I've
found that running
python setup.py bdist_egg
will compile a plugin into an .egg file (it ends up in the dist
directory).
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