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August 1, 2015 17:39
- `find_packages()` does not respect `package_dir` and needs to be explicitly told to search a sub directory package. - `install` and `develop` were generating the fixture in the /tmp directory, but the files were not copied to the target directory. - The `test` command on python 2 uses an 'in place' install of the package, so the build_py phase is never executed. It's necessary for the test command to manually build the fixture before execution.
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This is awesome ryan! Thank you so much. I'm going to try to review this tomorrow. |
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Hi - any objection to me going ahead and uploading this to pypi? |
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None whatsoever! |
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Also, fuck. I'm really sorry I haven't landed this already. Completely fell off the radar. |
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Bump. This could be useful if merged. |
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Hi @TMiguelT |
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Hi, I've spent a little time working on a Django version of the models and fixtures. This also includes a simple test to ensure that the models and fixtures are compatible with Django and its test utilities. To run the test suite:
$ git checkout python $ python setup.py testIf everything looks good, what are your thoughts on releasing the package to PyPI? I'd be happy to help with/own the python releases, as well as updating the python code. It might also be worth noting that PyPI allows for multiple package owners and maintainers.