I recently noticed that I am unable to install my own Python packages. I was getting an error that indicated that a package containing Python modules was invalid. So, I updated my setup.py and removed some elements, this is what I have now:
from setuptools import setup
setup(
name='project',
version='0.3.0',
packages=['project'],
license='GPL',
#zip_safe=False,
#include_package_data=True,
#package_data = { 'package': [ 'README.txt', '*.py' ] },
install_requires=[
'PyYAML >= 3.11',
'logger >= 0.2.0',
],
entry_points={
'console_scripts': ['project = project:main']
},
)
I removed some elements and called the project project. Essentially, within project, I had a package, libraries, with some Python modules. Prior to removing these lines:
#zip_safe=False,
#include_package_data=True,
#package_data = { 'package': [ 'README.txt', '*.py' ] },
... it was not working recently.
Oddly enough though, this setup.py was working as far as I could tell up until a month ago. That said, after commenting those items out and running python setup.py build, I no longer get the error about the package being invalid, but at the same token, I see that nothing gets installed when running pip install dist/project-0.0.1.tar.gz. Inside the file, built by python setup.py sdist, I do see all the files that I would expect to see. They just don't get installed, so I'm effectively missing all of the packages underneath the root folder (which is everything except init).
What am I missing here?
EDIT: The solution was:
packages=find_packages(),
The hackish solution for me was to do this:
packages=['project', 'project/libraries', 'project/system', 'project/services'],
For whatever reason, packages was no longer working recursively.
As soon as I did that, voila, it worked. I'll probably circle back to this later as I'm curious what changed.
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