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[08:21:46] <poppingtonic> I've added a data directory (with json files) to my source distribution, by adding the line "graft app/data" to MANIFEST.in. When I run 'python setup.py sdist' in my project root, a tarball is built that contains the entire tree under 'app/data', with all files. However, when installing the package with pip, I don't find any of the json files even if the directory structure is intact. Is there any extra option I need to add to "pip install"

[08:42:17] <ionelmc> poppingtonic: include_package_data+True

[08:42:20] <ionelmc> =True

[08:51:31] <poppingtonic> ionelmc: this is in setup.py?

[08:51:42] <ionelmc> poppingtonic: yea

[08:54:59] <poppingtonic> thank you, lemme test.

[08:59:00] <poppingtonic> thank you, ionelmc. It works great.

[10:48:18] <ionelmc> ronny: but if they have a single repo shouldn't setuptools_scm just work? they don't have the version tags in repo?

[10:50:14] <ronny> ionelmc: yes, they have all custom tracking

[10:50:46] <ionelmc> ronny: so what's the problem then?

[10:50:52] <ronny> see https://github.com/borgbackup/borg/pull/290

[10:51:37] <ronny> and their process seems to be, first shit it out in any way that works, then go to the upstreams and ask if its fine

[10:56:02] <ionelmc> lol

[12:44:55] <ionelmc> ronny: wait ... what?! "Remove comma from install_requires"??

[12:45:22] <ionelmc> the hell is going on there?

[12:45:40] <ronny> ionelmc: technology debian style

[12:45:50] <ionelmc> hahah

[12:45:58] <ionelmc> they parse the setup.py?

[12:46:28] <ionelmc> desperate times, desperate measures i guess :)

[12:47:10] <ronny> i have no idea what they do

[13:15:01] <ronny> dstufft: do you by chance reall since what version of pip installing into a target dir is propperly supported

[13:16:57] <dstufft> raydeo: not off the top of my head, sorry

[13:16:59] <dstufft> er

[13:17:00] <dstufft> ronny:

[13:17:08] <ronny> ok

[13:17:47] <ronny> dstufft: im still contemplating writing a ez_setup alternative that uses pip and add_site-dir to install setuptools and setup_requires into a local folder