Fix name collision with lxml's setupinfo.py#69
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bgaifullin merged 1 commit intoxmlsec:masterfrom Aug 15, 2017
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When installing (ubuntu and arch, python 3.6.2 and python 3.5.x), lxml installation fails because it tries to import its own `setupinfo.py`, but gets python-xmlsec's `setupinfo.py`. Rename the module to make sure we don't get another name collision.
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How does it happen. setupinfo is local file inside of package. why lxml tries to import file from xmlsec? |
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Can you describe case step by step ? |
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Not quite sure, but I suspect it's because you've imported |
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I got it, thank you. |
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When installing (ubuntu and arch, python 3.6.2 and python 3.5.x), lxml installation fails because it tries to import its own
setupinfo.py, but gets python-xmlsec'ssetupinfo.py. Rename the module to make sure we don't get another name collision.