Fix function to get if pyperformance is installed in editable mode #369
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This is used in compile.py: compile_all installs pyperformance for every version it compiles. If the main pyperformance is installed in editable mode, this should be propagated down. The mechamism to do that was broken because was checking the presence of setup.py, now long gone.
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LGTM, but someone who has used it in this mode more than I have should probably also weigh in ... (@ericsnowcurrently, @vstinner...?)
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I don't recall enough about this to be useful. I'm sure Diego's fix is okay. |
Yes, this is one of the thing that is useful only if you use a specific feature of the tool. @mdboom keeps saying that they don't use the Thanks for approving. |
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This is used in
compile.py:compile_allinstalls pyperformance for every version it compiles. If the main pyperformance is installed in editable mode, this should be propagated down.The mechamism to do that was broken because was checking the presence of
setup.py, now long gone.