Ian Clatworthy wrote:
> Review: Needs Fixing
> My understanding is that win32/ostools.py can't be deleted. Please check with bialix for the reasons.
>
> Otherwise, this all looks ok to me.
I did grep around for it, as I originally wanted to remove *everything*
in that directory.
I see 'ostools.py' used in Makefile and build-installer.bat.in
Both of which should be using the bzr-windows-installers code.
Are you thinking that there is a 3rd-party code out there that is going
to be using our 'ostools.py' file?
(Like scmproj, qbzr, etc.)
John
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Ian Clatworthy wrote:
> Review: Needs Fixing
> My understanding is that win32/ostools.py can't be deleted. Please check with bialix for the reasons.
>
> Otherwise, this all looks ok to me.
I did grep around for it, as I originally wanted to remove *everything*
in that directory.
I see 'ostools.py' used in Makefile and build-installer .bat.in
Both of which should be using the bzr-windows- installers code.
Are you thinking that there is a 3rd-party code out there that is going
to be using our 'ostools.py' file?
(Like scmproj, qbzr, etc.)
John
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