Thanks, I've enjoyed develop, plus:
cd ~/src/turbogears/thirdparty
for i in * ; do ( cd $i ; easy_install . ) ; done
Or perhaps this would be better:
for i in * ; do ( cd $i ; python -c "import setuptools;
execfile('setup.py')" develop ) ; done
to install all the subversion-grabbed dependencies, since turbogears
svn version doesn't want to be installed until that is done.
Using easy_install to install anything in the system path (requiring
root), for any reason, is not tasteful for me. Perhaps I am using a web
host for which I do not have root. Perhaps I really need my eggs or
anything else under /usr to be tracked in the system's package manager
so that they can be easily deployed across many systems (and then
uninstalled in the same way if they break) with my RPM package
mangement tools. So I want to use per-user install of turbogears almost
exclusively.
Thanks for the tip,
Daniel Holth
