Fix broken installation of package dependencies. #1
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May 21, 2012 15:12
A common way to break project installation is to import the package in setup.py in order to get access to mypackage.__version__. However if mypackage depends on a different uninstalled package, the import will fail, causing setup.py to fail before it has a chance to install the dependency. The fix is to find some other DRY way to get at __version__. For more details see: - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/458550/ - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2058802/
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Thanks, I've merged your fix and also updated the installation guide in the docs. |
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A common way to break project installation is to import the package in
setup.py in order to get access to mypackage.version. However if
mypackage depends on a different uninstalled package, the import will
fail, causing setup.py to fail before it has a chance to install the
dependency.
The fix is to find some other DRY way to get at version.
For more details see: