packaging

问题 Summary I recently had a conversation with the creator of a framework that one of my applications depends on. During that conversation he mentioned as a sort of aside that it would make my life simpler if I just bundled his framework with my application and delivered to the end user a version that I knew was consistent with my code. Intuitively I have always tried to avoid doing this and, in fact, I have taken pains to segment my own code so that portions of it could be redistributed without

问题 I have the following problem when deploying the project: Warning 8 The value of the 'PublicKey' attribute in 'Microsoft Report Viewer 2012 Runtime' does not match that of file 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v8.0A\Bootstrapper\Packages\ReportViewer\ReportViewer.msi'. It is the same for the other components: Warning 6 The value of the 'PublicKey' attribute in 'Microsoft® System CLR Types for SQL Server® 2012 (x86)' does not match that of file 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft

问题 I have the following problem when deploying the project: Warning 8 The value of the 'PublicKey' attribute in 'Microsoft Report Viewer 2012 Runtime' does not match that of file 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v8.0A\Bootstrapper\Packages\ReportViewer\ReportViewer.msi'. It is the same for the other components: Warning 6 The value of the 'PublicKey' attribute in 'Microsoft® System CLR Types for SQL Server® 2012 (x86)' does not match that of file 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft

问题 I have noticed that several mature Python libraries have precompiled versions for most architectures (Win32/Win-amd64/MacOS) and versions of Python. What is the standard way to cross-compile your extensions for different environments? Wine? Virtual machines? Crowd sourcing? 回答1: We use Virtual Machines and a Hudson server. We have a Virtual Machine for each architecture we support (generally compiling doesn't stretch the resources allocated to them, so a VM is fine). I guess the configuration

问题 I have noticed that several mature Python libraries have precompiled versions for most architectures (Win32/Win-amd64/MacOS) and versions of Python. What is the standard way to cross-compile your extensions for different environments? Wine? Virtual machines? Crowd sourcing? 回答1: We use Virtual Machines and a Hudson server. We have a Virtual Machine for each architecture we support (generally compiling doesn't stretch the resources allocated to them, so a VM is fine). I guess the configuration

问题 I'm using ConfigParser for configuring my application, and now I want to make it easily distributable, and at the same time preserve the configurability. I'm thinking I need a directory with configuration file templates, and some way of generating the configuration to actually use from these. Then I need a place to store it that will work in virtualenv, the users home directory etc. I want it to be as close to how normal Unix packages work, i.e. have config in etc, but with overrides in home

问题 I'm using ConfigParser for configuring my application, and now I want to make it easily distributable, and at the same time preserve the configurability. I'm thinking I need a directory with configuration file templates, and some way of generating the configuration to actually use from these. Then I need a place to store it that will work in virtualenv, the users home directory etc. I want it to be as close to how normal Unix packages work, i.e. have config in etc, but with overrides in home

问题 I'm using ConfigParser for configuring my application, and now I want to make it easily distributable, and at the same time preserve the configurability. I'm thinking I need a directory with configuration file templates, and some way of generating the configuration to actually use from these. Then I need a place to store it that will work in virtualenv, the users home directory etc. I want it to be as close to how normal Unix packages work, i.e. have config in etc, but with overrides in home

问题 I'm using ConfigParser for configuring my application, and now I want to make it easily distributable, and at the same time preserve the configurability. I'm thinking I need a directory with configuration file templates, and some way of generating the configuration to actually use from these. Then I need a place to store it that will work in virtualenv, the users home directory etc. I want it to be as close to how normal Unix packages work, i.e. have config in etc, but with overrides in home

问题 I'm using ConfigParser for configuring my application, and now I want to make it easily distributable, and at the same time preserve the configurability. I'm thinking I need a directory with configuration file templates, and some way of generating the configuration to actually use from these. Then I need a place to store it that will work in virtualenv, the users home directory etc. I want it to be as close to how normal Unix packages work, i.e. have config in etc, but with overrides in home