let me explain some more. I have may have thrown people with my use of "distribution". I just meant installed packages that you get from pypi or wherever, not the pypy distribution itself.
e.g. one of our nose test cases installs and then uninstalls INITools (from pypi) it's not expecting to find a __pycache__ folder when doing an uninstall, but it's there in the travis build, despite the "installed-files.txt" manifest (in the egg-info dir) listing normal inline *.pyc files that's not so bad, except that locally, I don't know how to "turn on" __pycache__ folders for pypy so I can troubleshoot and get a workaround. I only ever get inline *.pyc files. here's the travis log for that one test. It's got some of my custom logging, so not so clear what's going on, but you can see me logging the contents of the __pycache__ dir, as the code attempts to clear the initools pkg directory. http://travis-ci.org/#!/pypa/pip/builds/1996370 thanks Marcus On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 8:04 PM, Marcus Smith <qwc...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello: > > I'm working on trying to get the pip test suite passing for pypy. > I need to figure out the mechanism that turns on/off the use of > __pycache__ folders. > locally in my pypy v1.9 install, I only see normal *.pyc files for > installed distributions. > In Travis service builds which also reports v1.9, there are __pycache__ > folders with *.pypy-19.pyc files. > > How is this set or determined in pypy? > > any help appreciated, > thanks > Marcus > > >
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