lpdistutils
===========
This is a set of extra commands for distutils/setuptools that allow working with
Launchpad and Bazaar. They are similar to the "register" and "upload" commands
provided by distutils for working with pypi.
Commands
--------
* lpregister - register the project on Launchpad. This takes the information from
setup.py and creates you a Launchpad project based on that information.
In addition, if you are working in a bzr branch then that branch will be pushed
to Launchpad, and set as the development focus of the new project.
* lpupload - this uploads a release to Launchpad for you. Similar to the "upload"
command you run it with the command to build the artefact you wish to upload, e.g.::
python setup.py --command-packages lpdistutils sdist lpupload --sign
If you wish to upload to PYPI too you can do this with::
python setup.py --command-packages sdist upload --sign lpupload --use-existing-sig
* bzrtag - this sets a bzr tag based on the version number in setup.py, so you
can use it as part of your release process.
Usage
-----
You need to tell distutils/setuptools to load the commands provided by lpdistutils, and
you do this with the --command-packages option to setup.py.
::
python setup.py --command-packaegs lpdistutils
This must be the first thing passed.
It is possible to enable it in the `distutils config files`_
.. _distutils config files: http://docs.python.org/install/index.html#distutils-configuration-files
like::
[global]
command-packages = lpdistutils
===========
This is a set of extra commands for distutils/setuptools that allow working with
Launchpad and Bazaar. They are similar to the "register" and "upload" commands
provided by distutils for working with pypi.
Commands
--------
* lpregister - register the project on Launchpad. This takes the information from
setup.py and creates you a Launchpad project based on that information.
In addition, if you are working in a bzr branch then that branch will be pushed
to Launchpad, and set as the development focus of the new project.
* lpupload - this uploads a release to Launchpad for you. Similar to the "upload"
command you run it with the command to build the artefact you wish to upload, e.g.::
python setup.py --command-packages lpdistutils sdist lpupload --sign
If you wish to upload to PYPI too you can do this with::
python setup.py --command-packages sdist upload --sign lpupload --use-existing-sig
* bzrtag - this sets a bzr tag based on the version number in setup.py, so you
can use it as part of your release process.
Usage
-----
You need to tell distutils/setuptools to load the commands provided by lpdistutils, and
you do this with the --command-packages option to setup.py.
::
python setup.py --command-packaegs lpdistutils
This must be the first thing passed.
It is possible to enable it in the `distutils config files`_
.. _distutils config files: http://docs.python.org/install/index.html#distutils-configuration-files
like::
[global]
command-packages = lpdistutils
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