On 23/06, Storm Dragon wrote:
Hi,
Sometimes this python stuff is confusing. I built the python-click package by
hand after removing the python3 options. It built and installed and not p isn't
complaining about click any more.
So, I guess I'm just not requesting the right package be installed or
Hi,
Sometimes this python stuff is confusing. I built the python-click package by
hand after removing the python3 options. It built and installed and not p isn't
complaining about click any more.
So, I guess I'm just not requesting the right package be installed or
something. In the PKGBUILD fo
On 2014-06-22 23:59, Storm Dragon wrote:
Hi,
Pypump is supposed to support python2.7 on up with just the one
package.
Thanks
Storm
With the same source, yes, not with the same package. It doesn't work
that way. Just take a look at he files in the package.
Doug
Hi,
Pypump is supposed to support python2.7 on up with just the one package.
Thanks
Storm
On Mon, Jun 23, 2014 at 04:50:53PM +1200, David Phillips wrote:
At a glance, pypump-git is a Python 3 package, not Python 2.
python2-click is for python 2. Go figure.
On 23/06/2014, Storm Dragon wrote:
Hi
At a glance, pypump-git is a Python 3 package, not Python 2.
python2-click is for python 2. Go figure.
On 23/06/2014, Storm Dragon wrote:
> Hi,
> I have the PKGBUILDs for both p-git and pypump-git. One of the dependancies
> is something called click. I found python2-click and figured this would b
Hi,
I have the PKGBUILDs for both p-git and pypump-git. One of the dependancies is
something called click. I found python2-click and figured this would be what is
needed. However, when the package is installed, the name changes to just
python-click. Ichanged the PKGBUILD to depend on python-cli
