On 4 July 2012 23:49, David Nalley <da...@gnsa.us> wrote: > On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 1:55 PM, Pradeep Soundararajan < > pradeep.soundarara...@citrix.com> wrote: > >> Yes, I have executed the below successfully:**** >> >> ** ** >> >> ant build-all **** >> >> package marvin**** >> >> ** ** >> >> >> > Yes, I don't doubt that it builds, but does it run (and are you getting > paramiko installed in some other way?)
So I'm kind of confused about the licensing and legal bits here. So let me state the problem (for myself) clearly and perhaps we can find a solution. Marvin's packaging happens using ant. This packaging will only create a distributable source tarball under tools/marvin/dist/. That tarball does _not_ contain paramiko. The actual installation of the source tarball happens using distutils on the client machine. When you install this tarball as: $~: "pip install marvin-0.1.0-tar.gz" pip takes care of downloading paramiko for you. If this is not legally okay - then we'll have to altogether get rid of the tests and rewrite them without paramiko. As of now I don't know of a good enough replacement library. There is both a pro- and con- to this : 1) without paramiko we would lose the backend verification in the tests 2) without the backend verification the tests can be run with the simulator (or any other hypervisor) making it easier to have a smoke suite which everyone can run. HTH clear some things. -- Prasanna.,
