John Hampton wrote:
Mattias Brändström wrote:
1. I had to install PyPgSQL to get it to work. The strange thing is
that I get an error message saying that no module PyPgSQL could be
found the first time I access trac after I have restarted it. The
second time and every time after this I don't get this message. To get
trac-admin to try and create a new environment I had to install
PyPgSQL anyway.
Did you try with psycopg2? or just psycopg? I'm thinking I need to
check which version of that patch is on trac-hacks.org. After I
released it, I found a typo that made it not work with psycopg. I
thought I had committed the fix, but I very well might not have.
I have only tried with psycopg, psycopg2 is not part of my Linux
distribution (Ubuntu Dapper). I would like to as much as possible only
install things with apt-get.
[snip]
Perhaps PgSchemaPatch is not supposed to work with 0.9.5? As I
understand it the patch has been committed to the trunk, but it seems
like asking for trouble to use that instead of a stable release.
Yes, it should work with 0.9.5, though I think 0.9.4 is the last stable
release I tested with.
If you're using Gentoo, you can check out:
http://embassy.asylumware.com/projects/trac
And grab the overlay. The asylumware-trac ebuild is patched and known
working. I'll try to make sure that trac-hacks.org is updated today.
Finally, the implementation in trunk is much nicer than that for 0.9.x.
If you're not averse to running trunk, that I would says that it's not
a bad choice.
OK. If I decide to run the trunk, is there some particular revision I
should run or should I just check out HEAD? What I'm asking if is there
is some revision that is more stable or do the trac developers try to
only commit completed working features?
:.:: mattias
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