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Turnkey Linux - Mayan EDMS
https://www.turnkeylinux.org/mayan-edms
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virtualenv from Debian or PIP #49

Closed DocCyblade closed 7 years ago

DocCyblade commented 7 years ago

Started in #41 wanted to break out and specify ask about virtualenv as this is out of my wheelhouse and wanted to get thoughts on using the standard virtualenv vs using PIP to install it globally

@rosarior in regards to Mayan, and @JedMeister thoughts on it from TurnKey perspective

Version info: The version for python-virtualenv in jessie is v1.11.6 (released 3/16/2014), also need jessie package virtualenv v1.11.6 note that this does require python3 See Issue #42 for details

The current version on PyPi s v1.15.2, (released in 8/2016)

As of the current build we use the Debian package, prior we have used the newer package both ways seem to work

JedMeister commented 7 years ago

Personally, if it works with the Debian package, my inclination would be to use that. However, I'm not the developer, I'm not even a python programmer! So there is likely some detail and context that I'm not seeing. What say you @rosarior?

DocCyblade commented 7 years ago

I have tested both ways and both work, and going to lean on the side of the deb packages since that is the pattern for TKL. I can change it pretty easy, but unless @rosarior has something to add that we are missing, I am closing this and using the deb package for now. @rosarior feel free to respond if you want

ghost commented 7 years ago

I'm not aware of anybody managing to get it working using only Debian packages. I'm interested in your results, would make take the possibility of packaging Mayan for Debian much closer to reality.