python-zc.buildout
System for managing development buildouts.
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Ana Guerrero (anag+factory)
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Dirk Mueller (dirkmueller)
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- update to 3.3: * Allow the -I option in the Python interpreter wrapper installed by buildout when using the zc.recipe.egg recipe's interpreter = directive. This solves the issue when VSCode calls the designated Python interpreter for a workspace with this option to determine the Python version etc. (#627) * Allow the -I option in the Python interpreter wrapper installed by buildout when using the zc.recipe.egg recipe's interpreter = directive. This solves the issue when VSCode calls the designated Python interpreter for a workspace with this option to determine the Python version etc. * Add config option: optional-extends. This is the same as the extends option, but then for optional files. The names must be file paths, not URLs. If the path does not exist, it is silently ignored. This is useful for optionally loading a local.cfg or custom.cfg with options specific for the developer or the server. [maurits] * Fix: a variable defined with initial += was undefined and would lead to a corrupted .installed.cfg. Fixes issue 641. [distributist] * Fix: extends with increments could result in missing values. Buildout processes them in the correct order now and combines them correctly. Fixes issue 176 and issue 629. [distributist] * Fix: Multiple += or /-= in one file would lose assignment in a previous file. Fixes issue 656. [distributist] * Patch pkg_resources.Distribution to make install of unpinned versions quicker. Most obvious with setuptools. - Update to version 2.13.8 - update to version 2.13.7: - Fix confusion when using multiple Python versions and
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