I recall a minor discussion about the release 0.3 not superceding
version 0.23 via easy_install resulting in version 0.30 and 0.31. Some
googling gave
http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/setuptools#specifying-your-project-s-version
(again). It basically says that 0.23 means the 23rd release and not
subrelease 3 of version 2 which would have been "0.2.3" instead of
"0.23". I don't want to be "teachy" and maybe there is no real
workaround as the versioning is somehow slightly messed up but are
there any plans to revert to a more standard versioning? At least
after version 1.0 there would be a chance I guess ;)
BTW, any chance the setup.py gets added something like this (hope I
get the Google Wiki syntax right)?
{{{
try:
# if setuptools are installed use that
from setuptools import setup
except ImportError:
# the current import
from distutils.core import setup
}}}
This way it would be simple to build eggs from the setup via
``setup.py bdist_egg`` if setuptools is installed. I need the eggs as
I bundle them with a small rendering tool which uses web.py. It is
used in different versions of Python and also for different projects
on the same server so a Python wide install is not really convenient
but bundling the egg is a nice alternative.
thanks
Chris
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