Fix django package #319
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Fix django package #319
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setuptools will not look for a `MANIFEST.in` unless the `include_package_data` flag is set to `True`. This is described in the setuptools documentation http://setuptools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/setuptools.html?highlight=include_package_data#including-data-files And in a slightly easier to understand way in the Flask docs http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/0.12/patterns/distribute/#basic-setup-script
The release tags have a v prepended to the version.
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Jul 13, 2017
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Ace, thanks. Could you push a rebuilt That would mean that we can install straight from the URL. |
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#320 should take care of that when it's merged. |
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Ahh, perfect! thanks |
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This is made up of two parts.
Include assets in Django Python package
setuptools will not look for a
MANIFEST.inunless theinclude_package_dataflag is set toTrue.This is described in the setuptools documentation
And in a slightly easier to understand way in the Flask docs
Fix the
download_urlThe release tags have a v prepended to the version.