Excuse me!
I have a problem to install package - python-turbogears2 from repo - devel:languages:python/openSUSE_11.1.
It shows no providing python-peak-rules, python-turbogears2-2.0-6.1.i586 need that, but I can’t find it at any repositories!
Does python-turbogears2 have problem?
Hi
I would say it’s an error in the Requires section of the source rpm
saying that where maybe it should be python-peak?
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Cheers Malcolm °¿° (Linux Counter #276890)
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I’m not sure…I’m just a beginner to learn it…but I saw peak-rules package in fedora from RPM Search python-peak-rules
the python package index also have it. Python Package Index : Index of Packages
So…if it is the source packed problem, where should I report about it?
thanks for your replying!
Hi
The last packager was Ciaran Farrell cfarrell1980(at)gmail(dot)com so I
would try there first 
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Thanks! I’ll try it!
python-peak* packages were failing on python >= 2.5 because of a def as(…) ‘as’ is now reserved internally in Python. Thus, a patch was needed.
With respect to python-turbogears2, I went back and updated a number of packages and checked others to make sure they are building. Yesterday a simple zypper in python-turbogears2 gave me a working turbogears installation (there are some deprecation warnings but this is normal in Python >= 2.6).
I’d appreciate if people could test python-turbogears2 -> or even just install it to make sure that it is installing properly on all architectures. If you are subscribed to devel:languages:python a zypper in python-turbogears2 should work (otherwise bug). If not, try here: Software.openSUSE.org