I recently wrote a few potentially useful Mercurial extensions, and I am
trying to make installing them reasonably easy.
On Linux that's trivial – as I pypi-fied them, I can ask user to
sudo pip install mercurial_dynamic_username
and put
[extensions]
dynamic_username =
in ~/.hgrc. And that's all.
On Windows – using TortoiseHG – that seems much harder. Pip-installing
(in my standard system Python) works but TortoiseHG-bundled mercurial
does not see those modules.
Is there anything better than asking the user to manually download .py
files? And, if so, where should he or she put them so they are visible
in path?
(btw, not only my extensions problem. hg-git pip installs fine together
with dulwich, but hg does not see it, etc)
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