Can't "make install" after the lastest commit

[tmd-set]

As of the Tuesday commit which section was moved, I can't run "make install" without problem. Just "make" is OK, but an error appear with "make install":

Byte-compiling python modules...
__init__.pygithub.pyopencores.pyurl.py
Byte-compiling python modules (optimized versions) ...
__init__.pygithub.pyopencores.pyurl.py
make[2]: *** No rule to make target `fusesoc/section/__init__.py', needed by `install-sectionPYTHON'.  Stop.

Environment: Ubuntu 14.04, Python 2.7

[skristiansson]

#51 addresses this,
but there is another issue when installing this version over an older one.
You will need to manually remove the old directory where fusesoc got installed before installing the new one.

[olofk]

Yes, sorry about that. I added some patches and didn't think of trying to install it afterwards. The old files might be hard to locate, but one way to get rid of them is to download a slightly older version of fusesoc and run ./configure && make && make uninstall

[olofk]

I think this problem is obsolete now. It still affects people who are updating from a version before may 29, 2014, but hopefully people have had time to update by now