<sb0>
for sure, this shit won't package the data in git submodules, even though setup.py does AND it is referenced in MANIFEST.in
<sb0>
interestingly enough, "setup.py install" will also attempt to compile any data file with a .py extension and complain about e.g. python2 print syntax
<sb0>
whereas other setup.py commands treat the data files appropriately as raw data
<sb0>
installation managers never work, #123245
<sb0>
decompressing tarballs into / works better than many of those things
<sb0>
contrary to what the setuptools documentation says, setup.py also seems to ignore MANIFEST.in and use data pulled from git instead, incorrectly, as it does not deal with submodules
<sb0>
(in the conda case, at least)
<sb0>
"bdist.linux-x86_64"... isnt it supposed to be noarch?
<sb0>
seriously, migen is the most basic python package - pure python, no data files, no command line tools - and setuptools/conda are still giving us crap
<sb0>
I notice that continuum are late providing the py3.5 anaconda installer they promised by october. this might not be unrelated.
<GitHub129>
[misoc] sbourdeauducq pushed 1 new commit to new: http://git.io/vl0Y5
<GitHub129>
misoc/new 1b11b7f Sebastien Bourdeauducq: conda: try to hack conda into checking out new branch directly
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<travis-ci>
m-labs/misoc#3 (new - 1b11b7f : Sebastien Bourdeauducq): The build has errored.
<GitHub184>
[misoc] sbourdeauducq pushed 1 new commit to new: http://git.io/vl0O0
<GitHub184>
misoc/new c9d203a Sebastien Bourdeauducq: Revert "conda: try to hack conda into checking out new branch directly"...
<sb0>
well, fuck, this will work after the merge
<sb0>
the problem is, conda always does a clone of the default branch first, and then if you specify another branch switches to it without taking care of submodules
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<travis-ci>
m-labs/misoc#4 (new - c9d203a : Sebastien Bourdeauducq): The build passed.
<whitequark>
sb0: python package management systems are especially bad. I have never seen such shitty ones in any language
<whitequark>
hell, even /PHP/ has better tools
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<sb0>
why is it, that to use the helvetica font in latex, you need to import the package "helvet" (reasonable so far) and then the font is called "phv"?
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<cr1901_modern>
Because LaTeX is awful but since we can't come up with anything better we just tolerate it.
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