> [...] I challenged him to name *any* scenario where an > administrator would want a local-environment-based PYTHONPATH to be > overridden by an application-wide configuration and he didnt reply to > that one. he sees it as a "if youre using .eggs, then you must accept > that PYTHONPATH only points to installation directories, not runtime > directories"...so basically breaking PYTHONPATH's documented behavior > into something repurposed is by design. I completely agree. I too have spent a lot of time finding why my PYTHONPATH was not considered anymore. Having it overridden is definitly not the expected behavior.
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