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python -m easy_install get a clearer error message.
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extension elsewhere" problem, while also bypassing the need for PATHEXT
on Windows, and in fact the need to even write script files at all, for
any platform. Instead, you define "entry points" in your setup script,
in this case the names of the scripts you want (without extensions) and
the functions that should be imported and run to implement the scripts.
Setuptools will then generate platform-appropriate script files at
install time, including an .exe wrapper when installing on Windows.
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the ``easy_install`` module to ``setuptools.command.easy_install``. Note
that if you were importing or extending it, you must now change your
imports accordingly. ``easy_install.py`` is still installed as a script,
but not as a module.
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installation of dependencies, the ability to specify dependencies in a
setup script, and several new options to control EasyInstall's behavior.
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converting them to eggs). Bump version to 0.5a1.
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errors. Include Python version in setuptools' egg name for compatibility
w/installs via easy_install. Add isdir/listdir facilities for metadata,
along with support for running scripts from eggs.
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access the distutils configuration and logging infrastructure, and can
"inherit" options from a distutils setup script that wants to use it to
install its own dependencies.
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that PackageIndex handles all downloading of any kind, Installers can be
reused for multiple packages, and main() manages temporary directories and
all communication between PackageIndex and Installer. Also, change
run_setup to take an argument sequence, because later we will probably need
other arguments to control other aspects of run_setup's behavior.
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for easy use by tools other than EasyInstall.
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version checking. Document new options for screen scraping.
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needs a little work to get PyPI support working, and automatic dependency
resolution. But for now you can do:
easy_install -s http://example.com/download.html SomePackage
And easy_install will find the best-looking download link on the page for
instaling SomePackage.
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installation report for .egg files/directories.
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will be kept after installation completes. Added an "installation report"
that tells you how to use 'require()' to activate a particular package
version. Installer.install_eggs() now returns a list of Distribution
objects for the eggs it found and installed, so that the command-line tool
can print an installation report for each one.
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to the filesystem outside of the installer's temporary directory. This is
accomplished by temporarily replacing 'os.*' functions and the 'open'
builtin with path-validation wrappers.
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Also, move some more imports to the top.
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EasyInstall now recognizes both 'svn' URLs (including 'svn+ssh' et al), and
notices when it connects to an HTTP server that's actually a subversion
repository. In either case it does a subversion checkout of the package.
Also, fixed a bug on platforms with os.samefile().
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for searching a package database.
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distros (where setup.py is in the archive root).
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and builds and installs them as eggs, with support for managing .pth files.
Built distributions are installed in individual subdirectories, so you can
either add the directory to a .pth (automatically done by default), or you
can use pkg_resources.require() to manage your dependencies explicitly.
Because each distribution is in its own directory (or .egg file),
uninstallation and clean upgrades are trivial, without the aid of any sort
of package manager.
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