On Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 8:31 AM, Storm Dragon wrote:

Hi, I'm back again lol. Ok, so when I made p-git depend on the package pypump2-git that I made, and when I installed python2-click after modifying the python-click PKGBUILD everything works as expected. When, however, I make p-git require python2-click and python2-pypump-git it fails to build. It installs the package, for example python2-click, then at the end, I get something like installing python-click 100% Then it fails to install p-git saying dependancies are not met, missing python2-click and now also same error with python2-pypump-git. So, how can I fix it? I really want to do this stuff the right way, but I also want it to work at the end of the day. There's nothing worse than finding a nice shiny new package in the AUR and trying to build it only to have it fail. Should I switch back to the old way? Or, should I just put python setup.py and python2 setup.py in the same package() function? But, even if I do put them in the same function, it still won't fix my problems with python2-click. Thanks for the help Storm --

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Definitely don't put both in the same pacakge. Make seperate python 2/3 packages, otherwise if someone only has python3 installed, they will be pulling in python2 dependencies as well when they don't need it. Regards, Justin Dray E: justin@dray.be M: 0433348284