Still a problem in natty.
** Summary changed:
- pstats module missing in python 2.4 and 2.5
+ pstats module missing in python 2.x
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Title:
Copying a response from the Debian mailing list linked above that
includes an email from James Roskind, the original author. The basic
problem is that the profiler module restricts copying altering the
code to work done in python or for a python module - as such, it is too
restrictive to fit
I just ran into this problem. I was installing the repoze profiling
tools for my pylons and all the sudden I was missing some module called
pstats. If ubuntu is going to break stdlib then at least blab something
when the lib is included...
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pstats module missing in python 2.4 and 2.5
see http://bugs.debian.org/293932 for the history
yes, the restriction on the use of the modules prevents the inclusion in main.
no other parts of the standard library are missing, but may be packaged in
separate binary packages. The tests are not packaged.
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@Matthias Klose:
Would you care to specify why the profiler's license violates the Ubuntu 'main'
component licence policy
http://www.ubuntu.com/project/about-ubuntu/licensing? Granted the code has none
of the standard licenses (it is from 94 after all), but from my reading of
Still present in Lucid.
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Bug still present in Karmic
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Not being a part of the standard library caused me some confusion when
setting up a isolated python environment with zc.buildout and
virtualenv. Because apt-get won't install pstats.py into my virtualenv,
I had to copy the pstats.py file into my virtualenv. Not difficult, but
certainly not
it does not belong in multiverse.
wrong. see the license.
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Agreed. Still not fixed in Jaunty. pstats is part of the core python
distribution, it does not belong in multiverse.
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I also think this qualifies as a distro bug because the profiling
modules (hotshot, profile, pstats, etc.) are only ever described as part
of the Python Standard Library. All tutorials I've been trying lately
(found through Googling) present these modules as out-of-the-box Python
components -- I
This seems like a bug to me: pstats is in the python standard library.
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as already mentioned, the pstats module can be found in the python-
profiler package in multiverse; the -all packages are meant to be used
in build dependencies, not in package dependencies.
** Changed in: python-defaults (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Matthias Klose
Status: New =
Not a bug: pstats.py is in python-profiler
but...
python-profiler is perhaps a missing dep of python-all or at least of
python-all-dev
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