Le jeudi 27 août 2009 à 19:05 -0700, Russ Allbery a écrit : > > * fixing paths from site-packages to *-packages (since the path > > now depends on the Python version, yay) > > I may be confused by this, but so far as I can tell, I don't have to do > anything for this to work for the module I'm looking at. Under what > circumstances would you expect for a package to need to be modified to > deal with this?
Some valid cases:
* several binaries, list /usr/lib/python2.Y/site-packages in
debian/*.install
* rm -f
debian/$package/usr/lib/python2.Y/site-packages/useless.py
* dh_link ... /usr/lib/python2.Y/site-packages/foo/foo.ttf
* any kind of useful thing the maintainer can do with the modules
Some invalid cases I have seen in the archive:
* rm -f .../site-packages/*.la (or *.pyc)
* mv .../site-packages .../pyshared/blah
* any kind of other stupid thing the maintainer invented
> The package I'm looking at is a package for a client and server
> application that also builds Perl, Python, and PHP bindings for its client
> library, so the Makefile machinery is more complex than just using
> distutils and needs the bits of glue pushed into its build machinery. But
> I think I have it sorted out, apart from not being positive it's going to
> work with 2.6.
Indeed, it’s not a problem for packages not using distutils, since most
of them already handle prefixes correctly.
Cheers,
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