Hi,
I have just tried to install the latest official LFS release using virtual environments. It failed, the same story with the development git clone. The reason is that in both cases the buildout.cfg file doesn't specify versions of django-countries and django-jenkins add-ons, so the latest versions are taken for use. However, the latest django-jenkins (ver 0.15.0) requires at lease django1.6 and the latest django-countries (ver. 2.0) complains about missing COUNTRIES attribute.
I fixed the buildout.cfg with the following modifications:
ADDED to [versions]:
django-countries = 1.5
django-jenkins = 0.14.1
I also replaced all references to "git@github.com:diefenbach" with "https://github.com/diefenbach" to overcome permission issues, but I'm new to this whole stuff so maybe it was not a bug.
I think someone who knows the project and has stable and tested environment could list versions of all the additional packages and hardcode these in the buildout.cfg to precisely define the whole environment.
Hi, I have just tried to install the latest official LFS release using virtual environments. It failed, the same story with the development git clone. The reason is that in both cases the buildout.cfg file doesn't specify versions of django-countries and django-jenkins add-ons, so the latest versions are taken for use. However, the latest django-jenkins (ver 0.15.0) requires at lease django1.6 and the latest django-countries (ver. 2.0) complains about missing COUNTRIES attribute. I fixed the buildout.cfg with the following modifications:
ADDED to [versions]: django-countries = 1.5 django-jenkins = 0.14.1
I also replaced all references to "git@github.com:diefenbach" with "https://github.com/diefenbach" to overcome permission issues, but I'm new to this whole stuff so maybe it was not a bug. I think someone who knows the project and has stable and tested environment could list versions of all the additional packages and hardcode these in the buildout.cfg to precisely define the whole environment.