[Zope-CMF] CMFDefault 2.1.2-beta egg does not install

[Wichert Akkerman]

Previously Wichert Akkerman wrote:
> Previously Maurits van Rees wrote:
> > Wichert Akkerman, on 2008-09-08:
> > > While working on plonenext I get an error when trying to install
> > > the Products.CMFDefault egg. This is the buildout -vv output:
> > (...)
> > > While:
> > >   Installing instance.
> > >   Getting distribution for 'Products.CMFDefault'.
> > > Error: Couldn't install: Products.CMFDefault 2.1.2-beta
> > >
> > >
> > > Which is not very informative. Does anyone know what might cause this?
> > 
> > Not very informative indeed.  bin/buildout -Nv in plonenext gives me
> > this more informative output instead:
> > 
> > While:
> >   Installing instance.
> > Error: There is a version conflict.
> > We already have: Products.GenericSetup 1.4.1
> > but Products.CMFActionIcons 2.1.2-beta requires 'Products.GenericSetup==1.3.3'.
> > but Products.CMFCalendar 2.1.2-beta requires 'Products.GenericSetup==1.3.3'.
> > but Products.CMFCore 2.1.2-beta requires 'Products.GenericSetup==1.3.3'.
> > but Products.CMFDefault 2.1.2-beta requires 'Products.GenericSetup==1.3.3'.
> > but Products.CMFTopic 2.1.2-beta requires 'Products.GenericSetup==1.3.3'.
> > but Products.CMFUid 2.1.2-beta requires 'Products.GenericSetup==1.3.3'.
> > but Products.DCWorkflow 2.1.2-beta requires 'Products.GenericSetup==1.3.3'.
> > 
> > So the question is: why are those products depending on GS 1.3.3?  GS
> > 1.4 has been out for a while.
> 
> Ah, I complained about that to Jens: he pinned the CMF eggs to an exact
> version of GenericSetup, which makes them impossible to use for Plone
> which requires a later version.
> 
> Can these please be changed to a minimum version requirement instead of
> an exact pin?

I've loosened the version restriction in CMF 2.1 to only use a minimum
version requirement for GenericSetup, which makes it possible to use CMF
with Plone 3.2 and later again.

Jens, can you please cut a new beta egg so we can move forward with
Plone 3.2?

Wichert.
 
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