[XML-SIG] setup.py question
Jérôme Marant
jerome.marant@free.fr
16 Mar 2001 15:37:04 +0100
"Fred L. Drake, Jr." <fdrake@acm.org> writes:
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> Python 2.0 provides an "xml" package already, but PyXML is an
> upgrade to that package. PyXML should be installing as "_xmlplus" for
> Python 2.0+, and as "xml" for all older versions of Python.
> Can you detail the combination of releases that breaks for you?
> Thanks!
Well, I can see the problem now. It is related to the way the
interpreter is packaged in Debian: we usually split packages in
several parts (thematically) in order not to bloat the system.
For instance, python2-xmlbase contains the core xml library.
My problem is that i made pyxml conflict with python2-xmlbase
so that we cannot have 2 xml implementations at a time.
So, It breaks applications since import xml does not work any
more.
After reading your remark, would do say that the core xml
package is mandatory for pyxml ? If so, i can peacefully
remove the "conflict". If not, I'll have to rename _xmlplus
to xml.
Thanks !
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