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-"""Add a 'fixtar' command to setup.py.
-
-This lets us have proper permissions in tar files made on Windows.
-
-"""
-from distutils.core import Command
-import shutil, tarfile
-
-class fixtar(Command):
- """A new setup.py command to fix tar file permissions."""
-
- description = "Re-pack the tar file to have correct permissions."
-
- user_options = []
-
- def initialize_options(self):
- """Required by Command, even though I have nothing to add."""
- pass
-
- def finalize_options(self):
- """Required by Command, even though I have nothing to add."""
- pass
-
- def run(self):
- """The body of the command."""
- for _, _, filename in self.distribution.dist_files:
- if filename.endswith(".tar.gz"):
- self.repack_tar(filename, "temp.tar.gz")
- shutil.move("temp.tar.gz", filename)
-
- def repack_tar(self, infilename, outfilename):
- """Re-pack `infilename` as `outfilename`.
-
- Permissions and owners are set the way we like them.
- Also deletes the source directory, due to unfortunate setup.py
- mechanics.
-
- """
- itar = tarfile.open(infilename, "r:gz")
- otar = tarfile.open(outfilename, "w:gz")
- the_dir = None
- for itarinfo in itar:
- otarinfo = otar.gettarinfo(itarinfo.name)
- if the_dir is None:
- n = itarinfo.name.rstrip("/")
- assert "/" not in n
- the_dir = n
- if itarinfo.isfile():
- otarinfo.mode = 0644
- else:
- otarinfo.mode = 0755
- otarinfo.uid = 100
- otarinfo.gid = 100
- otarinfo.uname = "ned"
- otarinfo.gname = "coverage"
- otar.addfile(otarinfo, itar.extractfile(itarinfo))
- itar.close()
- otar.close()
-
- # To make this work, sdist has to be run with the --keep-temp option.
- # But the clean command doesn't clean up the temp directory.
- # Delete it here.
- shutil.rmtree(the_dir)