See here:
http://people.debian.org/~nas/woody/
The source packages I have are:
python_2.1.1
python1.5_1.5.2
zope2.3.3
These create the following binary packages:
python-base
python-dev
python-elisp
python-examples
python-gdbm
python-mpz
python-regrtest
python-tk
python-xmlbase
idle-python
python1.5
python1.5-dev
zope2.3.3
The zope package depends on python1.5. The dependencies, conficts,
replaces, provides fields need to be adjusted yet. There are still a
few lintian warnings to be cleaned up yet as well. Also, I'm planning
to build new versions of all the packages that don't work with Python
2.1.1 (probably they include extension modules but don't depend on the
major and minor version of Python).
Before I spend too much time on this, is there a problem with this
approach? It seems to be much simpler than using versioned packages for
everything Python related. I'm especially interested in Gregor's
opinion since he maintains a lot of these packages.
Neil
