Matthias Urlichs wrote:
>> If it break Debian policies, please point me to the appropriate
>> section(s) and documents. I wasn't able to find any related to python
>> module packaging.
>>
> zless /usr/share/doc/python/python-policy.txt.gz
I put a zip_safe = False into the setup.py, the prevents the egg from being
created, but it makes the directory structure like so:
`-- usr
|-- lib
| `-- python2.4
| `-- site-packages
| `-- FormEncode-0.4-py2.4.egg
| |-- EGG-INFO
| `-- formencode
| |-- javascript
| `-- util
Reading python-policy 1.4, I believe a 3rd party module should be just
/usr/lib/python<X>.<Y>/site-packages/<module-dir>
Correct?
I can "fix" this problem using a .pth file, but is that the proper thing to
do?
I'm using cdbs and I cannot seem to find the logic on where modules get
installed, is it controllable via cdbs?
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