Hi Salvatore,
Yes, you're correct about the packages. The files I was referring are
(currently) quantum/common/wsgi.py, quantum/common/utils.py, and
quantum/utils.py. There would also be a couple of others
(quantum/common/exceptions.py for example).
Basically, any code that is used by the core, and the client side stuff,
and/or by plugins, would need to be put into the Quantum-common
package. That will mean splitting some things up. For example,
quantum/common/wsgi.py contains the Serializer class which is need in
many places, but it also contains code that can probably remain only in
the Quantum-core package.
-Tyler
On 8/5/2011 10:02 AM, Salvatore Orlando wrote:
Hi Tyler,
I'm sorry I will not be able to help you a lot as I'm quite ignorant as far as
packaging is concerned.
However, if I read your proposal correctly we will have the following packages:
Quantum-common
Quantum-core
Quantum-client
+1 a distinct package for each plugin
Is that correct?
Also, you were mentioning some italicized files. Which ones are they? (It looks
like I received a plain txt email).
Salvatore
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