upgraded to 1.3.1 from 1.0.1; now get strange import errors

[Stephen Waterbury-2]

I'm on Ubuntu 8.10 (have never used the system pkg for hg),
using Python 2.5.  I had used hg 1.0.1 for a long time and
decided it was time to upgrade -- got 1.3.1 tarball
and 'make all / make install'ed, seemed to go fine.  Had
previous keyword extension but since that's included in 1.3.1
(right?), figured it would be ignored.  However, get:

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$ hg version
*** failed to import extension hgkw.keyword: No module named hgkw.keyword
*** failed to import extension alias: No module named alias
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Tried completely removing my old hgkw and extension stuff from
site-packages and re-doing make all / make install, but same
result.

Suggestions?

Steve

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[Matt Mackall]

On Fri, 2009-11-06 at 10:43 -0500, Stephen Waterbury wrote:

> I'm on Ubuntu 8.10 (have never used the system pkg for hg),
> using Python 2.5.  I had used hg 1.0.1 for a long time and
> decided it was time to upgrade -- got 1.3.1 tarball
> and 'make all / make install'ed, seemed to go fine.  Had
> previous keyword extension but since that's included in 1.3.1
> (right?), figured it would be ignored.  However, get:
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> $ hg version
> *** failed to import extension hgkw.keyword: No module named hgkw.keyword
> *** failed to import extension alias: No module named alias
> Mercurial Distributed SCM (version 1.3.1)

There is indeed no module named alias anymore. That functionality is now
built-in, as explained in the release notes.

> Tried completely removing my old hgkw and extension stuff from
> site-packages and re-doing make all / make install, but same
> result.

hg showconfig --debug might be enlightening.

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[Christian Ebert]

* Stephen Waterbury on Friday, November 06, 2009 at 10:43:51 -0500

> I'm on Ubuntu 8.10 (have never used the system pkg for hg),
> using Python 2.5.  I had used hg 1.0.1 for a long time and
> decided it was time to upgrade -- got 1.3.1 tarball
> and 'make all / make install'ed, seemed to go fine.  Had
> previous keyword extension but since that's included in 1.3.1
> (right?), figured it would be ignored.  However, get:
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> $ hg version
> *** failed to import extension hgkw.keyword: No module named hgkw.keyword

The keyword extension is now distributed with Mercurial, so adapt
your hgrc files to do just

[extensions]
hgext.keyword =

> *** failed to import extension alias: No module named alias
> Mercurial Distributed SCM (version 1.3.1)

alias is now part of core Mercurial

> Tried completely removing my old hgkw and extension stuff from
> site-packages and re-doing make all / make install, but same
> result.
>
> Suggestions?

You have to update your hgrc files as well.

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[Stephen Waterbury-3]

Christian Ebert wrote:
> The keyword extension is now distributed with Mercurial, so adapt
> your hgrc files to do just
>
> [extensions]
> hgext.keyword =
> ...
> You have to update your hgrc files as well.

Matt Mackall wrote:
> hg showconfig --debug might be enlightening.

Yep -- thanks to both of you!  I just needed to update my
~/.hgrc file (which I'd forgotten about).

Cheers,
Steve


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