Hey Ross,
I believe that if we want to go with this approach we would need to add
these packages as "special_packages" on the manifest script, that way
the script will simply avoid checking dependencies for them and will
pass them without modifications, this will also cause these packages to
appear earlier on the list, it does require some tweaking because
directories such as lib/python/email shouldnt be on the email package
itself, so we would need to take out such directories from the packages
and rerun the script, that will repopulate the email package (ad others)
correctly with the files needed instead of the directory, but to be
quite honest it might be easier to go with the first approach and delete
such files on do_install()
Cheers,
Alejandro
On 9/13/2018 4:49 PM, Burton, Ross wrote:
On 14 September 2018 at 00:30, Burton, Ross <ross.bur...@intel.com> wrote:
I suspect simply adding python3.5/*/test/ will catch the bulk of this
now and in the future.
Gave this a go and annoyingly the manifest generation must sort the
list because the glob works for everything apart from packages after
tests alphabetically, so the tkinter and unittest tests don't get
moved.
I guess we could change the manifest to put the tests package at the
top of the list, and be sure to respect the order when generating the
lists.
Ross
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