[Ian Zimmerman, 2013-05-26]
> According to [1], setup() in distutils.core (which is the distribution
> module in the Python standard library, at least for Python 2.7) has no
> entry_points argument. Do you mean the setup from setuptools, which is
> not in the standard library but is an external pa
According to [1], setup() in distutils.core (which is the distribution
module in the Python standard library, at least for Python 2.7) has no
entry_points argument. Do you mean the setup from setuptools, which is
not in the standard library but is an external package? Does dh_python2
depend on se
On tor, 2011-10-13 at 22:01 +0200, Jakub Wilk wrote:
> * Peter Eisentraut , 2011-07-18, 14:34:
> >When you use the entry_points argument of setup(), Python scripts for
> >/usr/bin are automatically generated. These scripts import
> >pkg_resources, and therefore the containing package should have
* Peter Eisentraut , 2011-07-18, 14:34:
When you use the entry_points argument of setup(), Python scripts for
/usr/bin are automatically generated. These scripts import
pkg_resources, and therefore the containing package should have a
run-time dependency on python-pkg-resources. In my experie
Package: python
Version: 2.6.6-14
Severity: wishlist
Since dh_python2 is now automatically detecting package dependencies
from egg-info data, I figured it would be appropriate to lodge this
request:
When you use the entry_points argument of setup(), Python scripts for
/usr/bin are automatically g
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