Source: tagpy
Version: 0.94.8-2
Severity: minor
The aksetup_helper module (imported form setup.py) runs the following code:
| if 'distribute' not in setuptools.__file__:
| print
"-------------------------------------------------------------------------"
| print "Setuptools conflict detected."
| print
"-------------------------------------------------------------------------"
| print "When I imported setuptools, I did not get the distribute version
of"
| print "setuptools, which is troubling--this package really wants to be
used"
| print "with distribute rather than the old setuptools package. More than
likely,"
| print "you have both distribute and setuptools installed, which is bad."
| print
| print "See this page for more information:"
| print "http://wiki.tiker.net/DistributeVsSetuptools";
| print
"-------------------------------------------------------------------------"
| print "I will continue after a short while, fingers crossed."
| print
"-------------------------------------------------------------------------"
|
| delay = 10
|
| from time import sleep
| import sys
| while delay:
| sys.stdout.write("Continuing in %d seconds... \r" % delay)
| sys.stdout.flush()
| delay -= 1
| sleep(1)
On Debian systems, the condition is always true. As a consequence, when
you build the package, a whole minute is spent on useless waiting:
$ grep 'I will continue' tagpy_0.94.8-2_i386.build
I will continue after a short while, fingers crossed.
I will continue after a short while, fingers crossed.
I will continue after a short while, fingers crossed.
I will continue after a short while, fingers crossed.
I will continue after a short while, fingers crossed.
I will continue after a short while, fingers crossed.
--
Jakub Wilk
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