Updated erpc_python/setup.py #38
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* fix premature import of package, causing failure when attempting
installation of Python library in a clean environment.
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Hi, thank you for your contribution. Could you change destination branch to develop. |
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Done. |
Hadatko
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Jan 11, 2022
Apply review suggestion: initialize ERPC_VERSION to None
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Thank you very much that you are still active, this should be merge soon if @MichalPrincNXP will agree.
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Thank you for the effort and the patience! |
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Description
Updated
erpc_python/setup.py. Remove import of theerpc_versionsubmodule, causing execution of the package initialization script, pulling another submodules and in consequence causing failure of package installation in a clean Python environment. Instead of usingimportfeature, open theerpc_version.pyfile directly in execute it, causingERPC_VERSIONconstant to be available directly in the namespace whensetupfunction is being executed.Related Issue
Resolves #37