The best place to get the files from is https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Ming That's also what is used if you use the easy_install or pip install python tools.
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2015-04-12
When building Ming-0.5.1 on openSUSE build service, I get the following test failures :
I'm getting the same results when using pymongo 3.0, which came out very recently. Using earlier versions of pymongo (e.g. 2.8) work fine. If you can use pymongo<3.0 for now that would be best. Hopefully we can have a new release which supports pymongo 3.0 before too long.
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The latest release of Ming is 0.5.0 have you tried building that? Also what version of pymongo do you have installed?
Where are the 0.5.0 tarballs? I generally don't push git pulls to openSUSE:Factory, and I don't see an 0.5.0 tarball available in the files section.
Sorry we haven't been keeping https://sourceforge.net/projects/merciless/files/ up to date.
The best place to get the files from is https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Ming That's also what is used if you use the
easy_installorpip installpython tools.When building Ming-0.5.1 on openSUSE build service, I get the following test failures :
ERROR: test_get_file (ming.tests.test_gridfs.TestFS)
ERROR: test_get_version (ming.tests.test_gridfs.TestFS)
ERROR: test_put (ming.tests.test_gridfs.TestFS)
ERROR: test_simple (ming.tests.test_gridfs.TestFS)
ERROR: test_strange_mimetype (ming.tests.test_gridfs.TestFS)
ERROR: test_find_and_modify_with_remove (ming.tests.test_mim.TestCollection)
ERROR: test_regex (ming.tests.test_mim.TestDatastore)
ERROR: test_regex_match (ming.tests.test_mim.TestMatch)
See the attached build log for details.
I'm getting the same results when using pymongo 3.0, which came out very recently. Using earlier versions of pymongo (e.g. 2.8) work fine. If you can use pymongo<3.0 for now that would be best. Hopefully we can have a new release which supports pymongo 3.0 before too long.
In the mean time I have published Ming 0.5.2 which explicitly specifies pymongo<3.0 so that should help.
Hi, Dave,
Any idea a time frame for the release to fully support pymongo 3.0?
(BTW, is there plan to migrate the project to GitHub?)
Best regards,
Dong
I don't personally have any plans to work on this yet. If someone wants to contribute changes to support pymongo 3.0, that would be most welcome :)