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specify dependency on gitpython #1

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mikepurvis opened this issue Sep 4, 2014 · 3 comments
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specify dependency on gitpython #1

mikepurvis opened this issue Sep 4, 2014 · 3 comments

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@mikepurvis
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I had to install it manually.

cf. https://github.com/vcstools/vcstools/blob/a6a0ee4c9201e8bd9b7a7e28efb2c826cda7a1b2/setup.py#L23

@abencz
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abencz commented Sep 4, 2014

The problem is adding it as a python dependency means that installing using pip -U will install the latest PyPI versions which blows away what apt installs. I don't really like that behaviour, especially since python-git in 12.04 apt is vastly different than the new release in PyPI.

Same is true for rosws and rosdep which are also dependencies.

I think the right solution will be packaging it as a .deb and making that the default installation method.

@mikepurvis mikepurvis changed the title specify dependency on pygit specify dependency on gitpython Sep 4, 2014
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Hrmph. Okay, in the meantime, there should at least be a try block around the relevant imports, with a prompt explaining what to install and how.

@tonybaltovski
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+1

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