Allow Gramps to run from an extracted source distribution #1688
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The problem is that it is possible for a package called "data" to exist in the Please rebase this on the master branch. It is not a bug. |
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As a workaround, run the command |
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All right. |
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That should be safer. There is a project called data, but calling a project "MANIFEST.in" is unlikely. |
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When trying to run gramps directly from sources extracted from tar.gz file, gramps don't run :
This is because gramps is testing for the existence of the ".git" folder, which does not exist in the sources extracted from the tar.gz file.
I suggest testing for the existence of the "data" folder, which exists both in the sources obtained by "git clone" and those extracted from tar.gz.