bzr installer contents

[John Arbash Meinel]

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Gordon Tyler wrote:
> When building the Mac OS X 10.6 package for bzr 2.1.0b3 I noticed that
> the list of plugins it installs is different to the Windows installer.
> The Mac package has some extra plugins like bzr-email and the Windows
> installer makes some plugins like netrc_credential_store and launchpad
> optional.
> 
> I was wondering whether this difference was intentional and if not would
> it be a good idea to synchronize the contents of the installers? If so,
> I would appreciate a list of the plugins and packages (including
> versions) that should be used for the 2.1.0b4 Mac package so that I can
> prep and make sure I can have it ready to be uploaded at the same time
> as the rest of the release.
> 
> Ciao,
> Gordon
> 
> 
> 

Some of it is intentional, I think (like originally not including qbzr
because it depended on PyQt which was much harder to package on Mac).
However, I agree we should try to keep the skew to a minimum.

If you want to know what we are packaging for win32, it is always
available at:

bzr co lp:bzr-windows-installers
cd bzr-windows-installers/tools/win32/
edit buildout.cfg

In that file is all the versions of all the plugins and 3rd-party
modules that we are currently bundling.

I guess it is missing a couple bits, like PyQt is taken from whatever is
installed in the system, rather than grabbing something new via
buildout... But it will at least be close to the right thing.

John
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