Actually, Bread's setup is fine; it's not doing anything interesting.
It's Jam's setup that's the problem.
Robert's mention of `setup_requires` led me to
http://stackoverflow.com/a/12061891/6364, which gave me the hint
I needed: create a separate `Distribution` object before calling `setup`
which
Here is my explanation of why it can be problematic if you import Bread in
Bread's setup.py:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/nevow/+bug/812537/comments/3
If you do want to import dependencies of Bread in Bread's setup.py, and if your
build tool (e.g. setuptools) supports it, then you could add the dep
On 30 May 2013 07:33, George V. Reilly wrote:
> Can this be done with Distutils / setuptools / Distribute?
I believe that setup_requires can do what you want, in principle -
AIUI that describes what modules are needed to run setup correctly :
of course you have to bootstrap manually - but insta
I have a little web framework, let's call it Bread, which is used to
build applications like Jam, Marmalade, PeanutButter, and other
toppings. Bread both *builds* and *serves* these applications.
I'm trying to figure out how to make the applications' `setup.py`s
work, given the following requireme
