** Description changed: For some reason, the version of distribute that ships under the python- setuptools package for Lucid and Maverick creates egg-info directories that lack the Python version string (on Lucid and Maverick, this identifier would be "py2.6"). For example, when installing the Python package yolk version 0.4.1, the egg-info directory created is named "yolk-0.4.1.egg-info" instead of "yolk-0.4.1-py2.6.egg-info". This has created issues with pip; see issue 104: https://bitbucket.org/ianb/pip/issue/104/pip-uninstall-on-ubuntu-linux I am trying to understand why the behavior of the version of distribute that ships in the python-setuptools package is inconsistent with the upstream behavior of distribute. + + More specifically, I am concerned there may have been Debian/Ubuntu- + specific patches applied that have affected the behavior of egg-info + directory naming during creation to be simply "PKGNAME-VERSION.egg- + info", but that someone also forgot to apply a patch to the method + pkg_resources.Distribution.egg_name(), which still provides the + "PKGNAME-VERSION-py2.6.egg-info", which is the expected behavior.
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