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On Windows platforms the psvn (python bindings for subversion) only comes as a w32 .exe installer.

Unfortunately I do not have the MS VC++ compiler, so the ideal solution would be to re-package the official release or convert an installation of PySVN into something that is redeployable.

I do have the MinGW complier, but unfortunately this does not seem to be supported on Windows.

Unlike many installers it does not seem to be possible to easy_install it, as it does not appear to behave like a a zip archive.

I want to install this package into the virtualenv, preferably without any manual steps. Is there a way to obtain pysvn as an egg, or convert the installer into an egg or some other format that is easy to deploy into the virtualenv?

Salim Fadhley
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This answer lists some ways to install binary packages in to a virtualenv.

To summarize, you can:

  1. Activate the virtualenv and do easy_install the_installer.exe
  2. Use the add2virtualenv command from virtualenvwrapper
  3. Symlink the install directory in to the virtualenv's site-packages.

These options do not work for pysvn on Windows. So far, the only way I have found to install it is globally. Then create the virtualenv with the --system-site-packages option.

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