error when getting alpha or beta versions of django about djangorecipe HOT 7 CLOSED

(by erevilla)

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(by jvloothuis)
Thanks for the patch. It seems that your internal version has drifted a bit from the recent changes in trunk. I would like to incorporate the features you suggest. Could you please open separate issues for the loggin and offline support? This will help keep track of the things that are still left to do.

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(by erevilla)
Ok. I'll have a look if I can do it.
Regards.

El jue, 21-08-2008 a las 20:40 +0000, Jeroen Vloothuis escribió:

Thanks for the patch. It seems that your internal version has drifted a
bit from the recent changes in trunk. I would like to incorporate the
features you suggest. Could you please open separate issues for the
loggin and offline support? This will help keep track of the things that
are still left to do.

** Changed in: djangorecipe
Assignee: (unassigned) => Jeroen Vloothuis (jvloothuis)
Status: New => In Progress

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(by erevilla)
Here goes a small patch which resolves just the problem of alpha and beta versions of django. Basically, untarred_dir is detected during extraction of the tarball.

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(by jvloothuis)
A (slightly different) fix has been committed to the trunk. Thanks for the report and the patch.

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(by erevilla)
Ok. I've had a look.

It seems that the line:

untarred_dir = os.path.join(extraction_dir,
os.listdir(extraction_dir)[0])

would work well if you use just the first time, i.e.
if you'd install first the 1.0-alpha_1 version, and then 1.0-beta_1,
both versions would be in django_archive directory, but would still use
the 1.0-alpha version no the beta.

Regards.
Erny

El sáb, 30-08-2008 a las 15:18 +0000, Jeroen Vloothuis escribió:

A (slightly different) fix has been committed to the trunk. Thanks for
the report and the patch.

** Changed in: djangorecipe
Status: In Progress => Fix Committed

** Changed in: djangorecipe
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released

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(by jvloothuis)
Have you actually encountered the error? I am asking since the recipe always removes (or should remove) the django_archive directory after installation. This means that it we should be able to expect it to be empty.

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