Problem using bzr on Python program
Alexander Belchenko
bialix at ukr.net
Mon Feb 12 14:33:54 GMT 2007
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Chris Seaton пишет:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using bzr to version control a Python program. One of my modules is
> called xml.py, which causes problems because when bzr goes to import
> xml.parsers.expat, it tries to import my xml.py, as it's in the current
> directory and so checked before the standard library.
>
> I renamed the file for the moment, but this isn't a fix really. I can't
> check the bzr source code and avoid all file names that bzr uses. Can't
> bzr remove the current directory from the module search path?
>
> What puzzles me is how bzr self hosts? Surely every file that bzr tries
> to import will be found in the current directory.
I assume you are on Windows.
It's a bug in Python itself not in bzr.
And this behaviour was fixed in Python 2.5.
Using standalone exe is the simplest solution.
Alexander
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