Jérémie Corbier wrote:
> And this part can only be reached if either pysupport or pycentral is
> used.
Hmm..
I must be loosing it here. For some reason i can't reproduce this
anymore either. Or it might be that it was a bug in my packaging that i
hit without realizing it. Oh well.
Sorry for bugg
Nope. It doesn't work like that. Your patch modifies the new policy part
of python-distutils.mk:
--- 8< ---
ifndef DEB_PYTHON_SYSTEM
old policy method
(...)
else
new policy methods
(... patch applies here ...)
endif
--- 8< ---
And this part can only be reached if either pysupp
Jérémie Corbier wrote:
> Therefore if you try to build a package following the new python policy
> (e.g. if there's a debian/pycompat file) and without defining
> DEB_PYTHON_SYSTEM the build will fail. If cdbs can't find a clue about
> whether the package follows the new or the old policy and if
>
Thanks for your bug report. Please take a closer look at python-
distutils.mk.in and especially at the beginning of the file (starting
from line 51):
--- 8< ---
ifeq (pysupport, $(DEB_PYTHON_SYSTEM))
(...)
else
ifeq (pycentral, $(DEB_PYTHON_SYSTEM))
(...)
else
ifneq (, $(DEB_PYTHON_SYSTEM)
Adding a patch to wrap 2 cases of incomplete tests inside ifdef
DEB_PYTHON_SYSTEM clauses.
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[Edgy] python-distutils class assumes pycentral if DEB_PYTHON_SYSTEM not defined
https://launchpad.net/bugs/53568
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