Add setup.cfg to allow py2dsc to debianize package #71
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By adding this file to the package, it allows a debian package for websocket-client to be created this easily: python setup.py sdist cd dist py2dsc websocket-client-0.13.0.tar.gz cd deb_dist cd websocket-client-0.13.0 debuild -uc -us Without this file, py2dsc fails.
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Add setup.cfg to allow py2dsc to debianize package
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By adding this file to the package, it allows a debian package for websocket-client
to be created this easily:
python setup.py sdist
cd dist
py2dsc websocket-client-0.13.0.tar.gz
cd deb_dist
cd websocket-client-0.13.0
debuild -uc -us
Without this file, py2dsc fails - in part because the process that py2dsc uses using the contents of the autogenerated egg information to decide what to package, but this misses off the autogenerate setup.cfg file. If you have a setup.cfg file, it all works as you'd hope/like.
See also #70 - Lack of setup.cfg file prevents trivial debianising
Michael.