tahoe-lafs/calcdeps.py

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import os
miscdeps=os.path.join('misc', 'dependencies')
dependency_links=[os.path.join(miscdeps, t) for t in os.listdir(miscdeps) if t.endswith(".tar")]
# By adding a web page to the dependency_links we are able to put new packages
# up there and have them be automatically discovered by existing copies of the
# tahoe source when that source was built.
dependency_links.append("http://allmydata.org/trac/tahoe/wiki/Dependencies")
install_requires=["zfec >= 1.0.3",
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"foolscap >= 0.2.3",
"simplejson >= 1.4",
"pycryptopp >= 0.2.8",
]
nevow_version = None
try:
import nevow
nevow_version = nevow.__version__
except ImportError:
pass
# We also require zope.interface, but some older versions of setuptools such
# as setuptools v0.6a9 don't handle the "." in its name correctly, and anyway
# people have to manually install Twisted before using our automatic
# dependency resolution, and they have to manually install zope.interface in
# order to install Twisted.
# Ubuntu Dapper includes nevow-0.6.0 and twisted-2.2.0, both of which work.
# However, setuptools doesn't know about them, so our install_requires=
# dependency upon nevow causes our 'build-auto-deps' step to try and build the
# latest version (nevow-0.9.18), which *doesn't* work with twisted-2.2.0 . To
# work around this, remove nevow from our dependency list if we detect that
# we've got nevow-0.6.0 installed. This will allow build-auto-deps (and everything
# else) to work on dapper systems that have the python-nevow package
# installed, and shouldn't hurt any other systems. Dapper systems *without*
# python-nevow will try to build it (and will fail unless they also have a
# newer version of Twisted installed).
if nevow_version != "0.6.0":
install_requires.append("nevow >= 0.6.0")
if __name__ == '__main__':
print "install_requires:"
for ir in install_requires:
print " ", ir
print
print "dependency_links:"
for dl in dependency_links:
print " ", dl
print