OoO En cette matinée pluvieuse du lundi 23 février 2009, vers 10:12, Josselin Mouette <j...@debian.org> disait :
>> Do we need to upload a new version when there is a fix needed? In this >> case, I suppose we should use python-support in unstable instead of the >> one in experimental? > Yes, it is possible to fix packages so that they work with both > versions. I ask this because I have many packages that use unittests after the build. I add /var/lib/python-support to PYTHONPATH and launch those tests. Because the path has changed, this does not work any more. You suggest to run those tests against the sources instead. However, the main interests of those tests for me is to check that the binary package works as expected. For example, if setup.py (or debian/rules) forgets to ship one file, this would go unseen if unittests are run against the sources. Is there a way to know where python-support installs the files? -- No fortunes found
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