Bob Ippolito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Why not? SQLite is something most people should have anyway; it's the best
Because there are a lot of projects that don't need it. And TG works fine without it, just testing fails -- and we don't run tests on production environments. > tool for many tasks -- especially tests, as Kevin said. It's not heavy > either, less than 250k as an egg. I'm not worried with space here... It just isn't needed for normal operation. Otherwise we'd start requiring MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc. that are also supported (I know it is *very* different, but why add a dependency that doesn't exist?)... Just because it is small I don't think it should be there. And since it is small enough and easy enough to install, one line at the docs would solve the problem: "To run tests you'll need to run: easy_install sqlite" I am still thinking about this new 'nose' requirement... It is nice for development environments, but why have it on a production server? It was optional before and is needed now... I like having the tools, but if it is easy to install them, and it is in the docs, and they aren't required for normal operation, why requiring them all the time, even on a production environment? -- Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
