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["j.c.sackett" <jcsackett@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 04/02/2012 07:06 AM, Jonathan Lange wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 31, 2012 at 2:13 AM, Gary Poster <gary.poster@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> FWIW, I started looking at this today, but didn't get to the end.
>> versions.cfg needed to be updated--looks like a few older packages are no
>> longer provided, which is a bit disturbing in the big picture but irrelevant
>> here, once we adjust.
>>
>> === modified file 'versions.cfg'
>> --- versions.cfg        2011-09-13 12:45:21 +0000
>> +++ versions.cfg        2012-03-30 19:06:15 +0000
>> @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
>>  elementtree = 1.2.7-20070827-preview
>>  epydoc = 3.0.1
>>  grokcore.component = 1.6
>> -httplib2 = 0.6.0
>> +httplib2 = 0.7.4
>>  lazr.authentication = 0.1.2
>>  lazr.batchnavigator = 1.2.0
>>  lazr.delegates = 1.2.0
>> @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
>>  oauth = 1.0.1
>>  pytz = 2010o
>>  setuptools = 0.6c11
>> -simplejson = 2.2.1
>> +simplejson = 2.5.0
>>  testtools = 0.9.11
>>  transaction = 1.0.0
>>  van.testing = 3.0.0
>>
>> I then tried running tests.  I used a system py 2.7 and a custom built py
>> 2.7, and in both cases I got failures in tests in the
>> lazr.restful.example.base.tests.test_integration.WSGILayer that
>> cookbooks.dev was unavailable.  How did you get the tests to pass?  (I'm
>> also mildly curious as to how you got it to build without those version
>> changes, which might be relevant.)

In addition to updating httplib2 and simplejson to get buildout to run,
we needed to update wsgi_intercept (which depends on httplib2) in order
to then have tests run. wsgi_intercept does a really neat (though sort
of frightening) thing to allow on the fly creation of wsgi apps at
various ad hoc URIs. This was used by tests in lazr.restfulclient to
create a service at cookbooks.dev. I've landed a branch which makes
these versions.cfg changes.

I also did the release today, so Jml's work is now available. Jml, hope
this unblocks you, and sorry for the delay.

//j.c.sackett