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After cloning and setting up the project according to the Readme, attemts to running ./mp fail like so:
➜ Mailpile git:(master) ✗ ./mp -www
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./mp", line 3, in <module>
from mailpile.app import Main
ImportError: No module named mailpile.app
I asumme this happens due to a hardcoded dependency to the PyBreeder project:
$ ls -l scripts/
breeder.py@ -> ../../Beanstalks/PyBreeder/breeder.py
Would it maybe be useful to indirect this dependency using more maintainable mechanisms like e.g. git submodules?
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You can do a pull and merge this patch until it (hopefully) gets incorporated into the project.
FWIW breeder.py is not the issue, it was a general problem with importing modules from a local path. Not sure why that breeder link is there, it gets created by the makefile but AFAICT is never used (if you do make dev as instructed).
After cloning and setting up the project according to the Readme, attemts to running ./mp fail like so:
I asumme this happens due to a hardcoded dependency to the PyBreeder project:
Would it maybe be useful to indirect this dependency using more maintainable mechanisms like e.g. git submodules?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: