Re: do we need .pyo files?

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On Monday 16 April 2007 12:36:34 Jeremy Katz wrote:
> If we don't generate them, then they get generated at runtime if you run
> any python app/scripts with -O2 (either explicitly, or via the #! at the
> top).  This then either tries to write to /usr and fails, generates
> avcs, or any of a number of other such things.
>
> It's far better to generate them (and add the hardlinking optimization
> for where they're the same) than to not have them on the system and then
> have them trying to be generated.

Also it allows for us to remove them when removing the rpm instead of leaving 
pydroppings all over the file system.

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Jesse Keating
Release Engineer: Fedora

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