[ python-Bugs-1000623 ] Compound package errror

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Bugs item #1000623, was opened at 2006-05-01 06:39
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Category: None
Group: Performance Issue
>Status: Closed
>Resolution: Accepted
Priority: 3
Submitted By: Adrian Klaver (aklaver)
Assigned to: Nobody (None)
Summary: Compound package errror

Initial Comment:
Running the setup.py file from the postgrespy-0.1 package does not build and install the backend components. I looked at the setup.py file and the be directory is not included. I tried adding it with no success. As a side note there is a reference to a ctl directory that does not exist in my installation. To get the backend to build I had to descend into the be directory and run the setup.py in that directory.

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>Comment By: James Pye (jwp)
Date: 2006-05-04 21:14

Message:
The backend component needs to be built separately. Considering that a system can have multiple PostgreSQL installations, it seemed inappropriate to just build it against the first found PostgreSQL. All the other projects are very straight forward with their distutils use, so it is very trivial to tie them in the way that I do. However, I dread working in 'be' in the same fashion(be makes special distutils commands and uses a Distribution subclass). I have been invisioning a special, interactive script for installing the backend. It seems difficult enough to justify such a thing. :(
(not to mention, it also uses a module found in layout, tho, I suppose it could be made to reference that locally)
[mm, if you would like to discuss this more, I think it might make a good thread on the list]

[about ctl..]
Oh, you got the first package that I bundled. Yeah, I forgot the 'ctl' directory; it is in the new one. Sorry for the omission.

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