Closed danfairs closed 13 years ago
Hi.
Thanks for reporting this.
Technically this is not install-time dependency but setup-time dependency.
I know about the actual problem. I think there is a way to do it properly (since setuptools supports setup_requires) but I failed to figure out how it works. I can offer two possible solutions:
1) Figure out how to use setup_requires in a way that would trigger versiontools to be pulled in automatically 2) Stop using versiontools.
Since I wrote versiontools as well I'm actually keen on using it. If there is a strong demand _notto use versiontools at all then I could reconsider (or redesign versiontools to be needed only when releasing the tarball).
I solved this, I'll post updates soon
On 22/06/11 20:05, zyga wrote:
I solve this, I'll post updates soon
Great to hear - thanks!
Dan Fairs | dan@fezconsulting.com | www.fezconsulting.com
I implemented solution 1. This issue is now fixed. (and available in release-2.0.2)
I just installed it successfully - excellent stuff, thanks! And you've shown me something I didn't know about setuptools, to boot :)
The package has an install-time dependency on the versiontools package. This means it can't be installed into a clean environment using pip, easy_install, buildout etc.
setup.py shouldn't require versiontools to be installed.