Change default dist folder with setuptools

问题

I'm using setuptools 0.6 to package my code. By default when I type python setup.py sdist, the tool creates a folder dist directly in the same folder of my script. What I can do to change this default folder? Edit: Another question is, if my setup script and my package folder are not in the same folder, what can I do to specify the exact path of the package? Thanks

回答1:

Use the --dist-dir=[differentdir] option. From python setup.py sdist --help:

  --dist-dir (-d)   directory to put the source distribution archive(s) in
                    [default: dist]

You can specify the top-level package directory with the package_dir keyword argument to setup():

package_dir = {'': 'src'},

I can recommend the Python Packaging User Guide for a good tutorial on how to package your python projects.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13643167/change-default-dist-folder-with-setuptools