On 07/Jun - 21:42, Vincent Danjean wrote:
> The tarball is the one found on the upstream website (weboob-0.c.tar.gz).
> I think you made a mistake or the tarball changed on the website without
> changing the version number

I generated the tarball for Debian with “./setup.py sdist”, because it didn't
contained modules and any other unneeded files.

> The idea is to allow a local admin-managed repository. As plugins
> for iceweal can be installed by the user (he is then responsible for
> update) or by the admin (and update and security can be handled by
> the usual tools such as apt-get...)
>   With my solution, a user can install his modules with the Debian
> package (or with other local Debian packages...) or he can download
> them manually. Debian package for stable can be updated through
> backport.
>   But perhaps the order of upstream repo and Debian one should be
> changed. There is no version number for modules ? Else, weboob can
> load the one with the highest version number when a module exists
> in several repo.

Unfortunately, for a given module, weboob installs it from the first repository
(from last to first in sources.list) where it is found, regardless of the
version number. If you keep your current sources.list file, modules will
*always* be installed from the local repository, and only new modules added
after the release of weboob and uploaded to our repository will be downloaded
from it.

Perhaps we should enhance the system in a future version of weboob, but
currently you may let the upstream content of sources.list.

> > - Scripts in contrib/ are not examples, they can be used as is.
> 
> They were not packaged.

They were installed into usr/share/weboob/, see your commit
09954b555c50c14619f5bff454f6286511c2c53f:

-../../contrib/* usr/share/weboob/
+../../contrib/* usr/share/doc/weboob/examples

> I prefer to find them in example than having
> to download the sources and find them in it. Of course, the best
> solution would be to install them into the path, but then a manpage
> is required...

Yes, I don't think it's useful to install them into the path.

Anyway, do you think there are chances to weboob 0.c to be included into the
next stable before the freeze?

Romain



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