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#1 2010-05-08 12:55:02
- rafmav
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[makepkg] is there a tool like "namcap" for python programs ?
Yesterday, I upgraded two packages out of date, present in AUR since the 14 april 2010: gnumed-client and gnumed-server.
First, I thanks the person who put this packages in AUR: I do not know who she or he is.
There is still a lot of work for these to but fully compliant to the archlinux packaging guidelines.
I just updated the version number, out of date, and add some dependencies in PKGBUILD.It is hard to know which are needed and which are optional.
Here are my question: is there a tool like "namcap" for python programs, I mean checking if python modules or libraries are yet installed or not ? "python" ? and at building time ?
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#2 2010-05-08 14:42:50
- Daenyth
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Re: [makepkg] is there a tool like "namcap" for python programs ?
Maybe check pyflakes and pylint I think.
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#3 2010-05-09 07:55:05
- rafmav
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Re: [makepkg] is there a tool like "namcap" for python programs ?
Thanks.
Can I add it to the package buidling process ?
I mean, while compiling with "makepkg", there is a step wih "namcap", unable to check for python modules dependencies (if I am not wrong).
Can I add one with pylint or pyflakes, auto acting when makepkg builds the pakcage ? And how ?
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