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(working) TurboGears 2 now entirely available in
experimental/NEW
In short: TurboGears 2 is now completely packaged,
works, and will be landing in experimental soon.
In the meantime, while NEW gets processed, you can have it
from:
deb http://people.debian.org/~zack/debian zack-unstable/
deb-src http://people.debian.org/~zack/debian zack-unstable/
with a simple:
$ apt-get install python-turbogears2
(but you should really install recommended packages to have the
usual, comfortable, TG2 development environment).
Now, for a more detailed status
update
since
the
last
one
...:
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the missing pieces packaged by the Zope team
(transaction, zope.sqlalchemy, and their deps), which are also in
NEW, have been uploaded to my repo above, which is
now meant to be self-contained wrt unstable
FWIW, the problem I reported last week about
van.pydeb is actually a toolchain issue, reproducible only with
svn-buildpackage, I've forwarded all debugging info to
kobold which is working on it
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I've hit a nice corner case of pysupport, and
in particular of update-python-modules. Various
packages needed by TG2 ship genshi (& co) templates in dirs
which contain no .py files (except __init__.py) and
that get mapped into the Python module space. In that condition,
pysupport infers that the init files are useless and removes them.
At runtime then, all attempts to import that (sub-)modules
inexorably fail. That used to make unusable Catwalk and other
web-based administrative interfaces which are shipped as TG2
goodies.
The solution is to patch the related __init__.py so
that they are non-empty, for instance filling them with a comment.
See #535611
for more info.
As a consequence, I had to upload new versions of ToscaWidgets,
Catwalk, tgext.admin, and sprox.
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Ubuntu people are apparently already catching
up with TG2, and helped in fixing a test suite issue in
repoze.who-plugins, which apparently only gets triggered with
Python 2.6
At this point, testing is really needed and
appreciated, since as soon as NEW gets flushed I intend to push all
guys above to unstable.
Enjoy TG2!
Update thanks to a lot of feedback from
Federico Ceratto, I've fixed various glitches:
- zope.interface is now available both for amd64 and i386 (ping
me for more archs)
- tg.devtools now depends on pybabel and zope.sqlalchemy which
slipped through in past uploads
- repoze.what has now been uploaded to my repo, so that
experimental is not needed to test drive TG2; unstable is
enough
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Hello Zack,
I've tried installing turbogears2 on a testing/sid system and a sid chroot, both running on a i386 arch.
python-turbogears2 depends on python-repoze.tm2, which depends on python-transaction, which depends on python-zope.interface
The latter is available on your repo as: python-zope.interface3.5.1-2~zack2amd64.deb - am I right to assume that you are providing only amd64 packages as a starting point?
Bye, Federico
Ah no, not at all, it was not intended! I just overlooked the fact that that package is arch:any (it was handed over to me by the Zope team) and hence forgot to rebuild it for i386.
I've just rebuilt it for i386: update and try again.
If people need more archs, please ping me ...