On 06/07/05, Jeff Pound <jpound(a)redhat.com> wrote:
The upstream Pydev project (
http://pydev.sf.net) includes a few
third-party packages including pylint. Using the system installed pylint
would be ideal but it would require maintaining a forked version of
pydev in sync with the upstream releases. If you think it's worthwhile
to pursue, you should file a bug against the upstream pydev to have them
use separate packages for third party apps, and have pydev configurable
for these apps.
Hmm... well, it's actually not uncommon for projects to bundle various
libraries with the distribution, for various misguided "convenience"
reasons. Is it difficult to modify the package to let it make use of
the globally installed pylint? I mean, if Fedora is to ship pylint,
it's best to let it be globally available to other projects as well.
The same goes for pychecker, which is actually already in Core, so
there is already duplication between the two packages.
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