You can host a custom pypi repository and register your tryton patched
there but i think it is not usefull.
trytond it is very flexible for extending party/currency/etc modules.
You can register on pypi with the name:
trytondcoop_party
trytondcoop_currency
for example i have a trytond_party_mx
extending party adding extra fields.
rember add trytond<name> for make difference with official modules[1]
[1]:https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/tryton-dev/tryton$20name$20/tryton-dev/DXdHDjdLLp4/PRdD-Pw42foJ
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#%21searchin/tryton-dev/tryton$20name$20/tryton-dev/DXdHDjdLLp4/PRdD-Pw42foJ>
El 11/09/2013 07:10 a.m., Jean C escribió:
Hi everyone,
I am currently trying to package my software. Unfortunately, it needs
some modifications on trytond itself. I also need to be able to
install trytond modules (like party / currency / etc.)
I tried to package the patched version of trytond (under a different
name to avoid confusion), but then trying to install the
aforementioned modules (trytond_currency for instance) triggers the
installation of the "real" trytond. I did set "provides='trytond'" in
my setup.py, but it does not seem to do the trick.
So I am wondering if anyone already did try to package a patched
version of the server ?
FYI, I am using pip inside a virtualenv on a debian based distrib
(Linux Mint).
Thanks,
Jean CAVALLO
Coopengo
