bzr-1.15final released

[Bob Tanner]

On May 28, 2009, at 2:30 AM, Martin Pool wrote:

> I think the policy is supposed to be that you can run 'make' in the
> source directory without the .c files, but you can't 'make dist'
> without them.  However, perhaps we should just remove the fallbacks,
> check in the .c files (as Robert recently suggested) and then require
> that you have pyrex if you change the files.
>

I did follow the releasing doc.

I issued a 'make dist' and a 'make check-dist-tarball' both succeeded.

Does something need to be added to the release doc or are you saying  
removing the fallbacks should solve the issue?

> Actually installing from the tarball is supposed to fail unless you
> have a C compiler unless you pass --allow-python-fallback.


Meaning, even if the the pyrexified files are not in the tarball they  
get created when installing from the tarball?

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