Bug 56186 – PyProtocols-0.9.2.ebuild

• Status: RESOLVED FIXED
• Product: Gentoo Linux

[Description Hypnos 2004-07-05 15:56:11 UTC]

Ebuild for PyProtocols, a framework for creating adapters/interfaces in Python.  

This installs PyProtocols, a stable module, as a standalone apart from PEAK (bug #45906), which is alpha.  Also, unit testing check is incorporated in ebuild.

(ebuild attached below)

[Comment 1 Hypnos 2004-07-05 15:57:03 UTC]

Created attachment 34846 [details]
PyProtocols-0.9.2.ebuild

[Comment 2 Lukasz Strzygowski (RETIRED) 2004-07-05 23:38:37 UTC]

Thanks for submission, but before we add this ebuild to portage, you should correct it to use the 'distfiles' eclass.

[Comment 3 Hypnos 2004-07-06 00:08:13 UTC]

Created attachment 34851 [details]
PyProtocols-0.9.2.ebuild

Sorry -- now inherits distutils

[Comment 4 Hypnos 2004-07-06 00:09:49 UTC]

Created attachment 34852 [details]
PyProtocols-0.9.2.ebuild

Arg, take two

[Comment 5 Hypnos 2004-07-06 00:11:24 UTC]

Created attachment 34853 [details]
PyProtocols-0.9.2.ebuild

And take three

[Comment 6 Bryan Østergaard (RETIRED) 2004-07-16 14:28:46 UTC]

Thanks for the ebuild - it's now added to cvs. I moved the tests to src_test() which is supported by the FEATURES="maketest" option in portage-2.0.51*. It's commented for now as it tries to rm files from ${ROOT} and needs a patch..

[Comment 7 Hypnos 2004-07-16 14:48:26 UTC]

> It's commented for now as it tries to rm files from ${ROOT} and needs a patch..

Just to clarify for my information, is this a bug inside the PyProtocols tests, or is it a bug with Portage's src_test() handling?

[Comment 8 Bryan Østergaard (RETIRED) 2004-07-16 15:58:51 UTC]

The test function tries to install pyprotocols to the live root filesystem and even tries to rm it afterwards, so it's not really a portage problem.