[Pkg-zope-developers] (no subject)

[martin f krafft]

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severity 297810 important
thanks

I agree that this is a bug, but it's no more than an important bug
because it does not render the package unusable to everyone, just
those using Zope2.7. In fact, I am not even sure whether this isn't
just a plain wishlist bug.

Anyway, my suggested fix would be to install Plone products to
/usr/share/plone/Products, and then to symlink them individually to
the two Zope hierarchies. However, this fails when the two Zope
instances use different Python versions (which they do), because of
pre-compiled modules. Thus, short of installing plone twice, I do
not see an easy way out. Maybe then it would be possible to filter
out common stuff into plone-common.

Note that I copied the Debian Zope developers list. I hope they have
already worked out a policy for this. Otherwise we will need to get
thinking about one soon!

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