Mailing List Archive: subversion-python question

subversion-python question

Jul 22, 2004, 10:36 PM

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Hello all,

I like what I can see of the Trac demos and want to install it. I have Suse Linux 9.0 and tried to install the rpm for Suse. There is a dependancy as follows:

subversion-python >= 1.0.0 is needed by trac-0.6.1-1

The more I read on the web the more confused I become as to what I need to install the overcome this dependancy. I have swig 1.3.19-156 and subversion 0.27.0-95 installed. Do I need to install the devel version of subversion (just tried it and it didn't help)? I also found the pysvn.tigris.org website with py23_pysvn-0.9.0-svn-1.0.1-1.i386.RH90.rpm , but that doesn't seem right either. I did some searching on the Python website and anything on the subject of subversion doesn't enlighten me. Where do I find the magic?

Thanks,
Nathan

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subversion-python question [ In reply to ]

fromtrac at laserwhit

Jul 22, 2004, 10:36 PM

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Hello all,

I like what I can see of the Trac demos and want to install it. I have
Suse Linux
9.0 and tried to install the rpm for Suse. There is a dependancy as follows:

subversion-python >= 1.0.0 is needed by trac-0.6.1-1

The more I read on the web the more confused I become as to what I need
to install
the overcome this dependancy. I have swig 1.3.19-156 and subversion
0.27.0-95
installed. Do I need to install the devel version of subversion (just
tried it
and it didn't help)? I also found the pysvn.tigris.org website with
py23_pysvn-0.9.0-svn-1.0.1-1.i386.RH90.rpm , but that doesn't seem right
either.
I did some searching on the Python website and anything on the subject of
subversion doesn't enlighten me. Where do I find the magic?

Thanks,
Nathan

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subversion-python question [ In reply to ]

daniel.chudnov at yale

Jul 22, 2004, 10:36 PM

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Whitney Nathan (Easyplug) wrote:
>
> I like what I can see of the Trac demos and want to install it. I have Suse Linux 9.0 and tried to install the rpm for Suse. There is a dependancy as follows:
>
> subversion-python >= 1.0.0 is needed by trac-0.6.1-1
>
> The more I read on the web the more confused I become as to what I need to install the overcome this dependancy. I have swig 1.3.19-156 and subversion 0.27.0-95 installed. Do I need to install the devel version of subversion (just tried it and it didn't help)? I also found the pysvn.tigris.org website with py23_pysvn-0.9.0-svn-1.0.1-1.i386.RH90.rpm , but that doesn't seem right either. I did some searching on the Python website and anything on the subject of subversion doesn't enlighten me. Where do I find the magic?

(Looks like this wasn't answered yet, apologies if otherwise.)

It looks like pysvn is not what you want, and is not a direct subproject
from subversion, but rather a (potentially) complimentary effort.

Rather, subversion-python seems to be the official set of python
bindings from the subversion project, and what trac is probably asking
for in that message. At quick glance I don't see a prebuilt binary
subversion-python rpm file for SuSE, but if there is one somewhere, it
will probably have version numbers similar to the subversion-python
binary rpm for rh9 listed here:

http://summersoft.fay.ar.us/pub/subversion/latest/redhat-9.0/bin/

You might have to build some or all of that piece yourself.

Hope this helps. -Dan

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