I originally posted this in Stackoverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2150887
Here's my buildout.cfg:
[buildout]
parts = ... pyrtm ...
develop = . parts/pyrtm
eggs = pyrtm
[pyrtm]
recipe = mercurialrecipe
repository = http://bitbucket.org/srid/pyrtm
...
Assume that `pyrtm' has a release on PyPI, but I don't wish to use that.
What I want here is to use the pyrtm from hg repository directly in my
current project. This means:
1/ if I do "import pyrtm", it should use the pyrtm in the local checkout
(not from pypi release)
2/ Automatically fetch the dependencies (install_requires) of pyrtm when
I run bin/buildout. (otherwise, pyrtm wouldn't work. doh!)
The above buildout.cfg does none of the above. How do I make it work as
intended?
Note that `pyrtm' actually does not have any dependencies and I used it
as an example only (In actuality, I want to rely on an internal package
that has several installation requirements).
Lennart originally suggested the "develop =" syntax which, as shown
above, does not work. Any ideas?
-srid
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