On Sat, 19 Mar 2005, Norbert Tretkowski wrote:
* Faheem Mitha wrote:It would be nice if ipython was available for different versions of python.
Perhaps we could have packages like
ipython --> depends on the current default version of python (currently python2.3).
ipython2.4 -> depends on python2.4.
I did something similar...
ipython -> depends on python2.3-ipython ipython-common -> contains html documentation python2.2-ipython -> built against python2.2 python2.3-ipython -> built against python2.3 python2.4-ipython -> built against python2.4
Please give me feedback, packages are available here: http://people.debian.org/~nobse/debian/unstable/
This looks very nice. I tried to modify the rules and control files myself, but the level of difficulty was over my head.
Thanks for taking the time and effort necessary to do this. I am sure Debian users of ipython will find this enhancement very useful.
I wonder if it is really necessary to build packages for 2.2, though.
One suggestion: add a Release file to your repository so that apt pinning will work. Currently it doesn't.
Faheem.
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