Just in time for the holidays and on behalf of the CherryPy team I am
happy to announce the release of CherryPy 3.0.0.
Here are some highlights of the new version:
* As much as 3 times faster than CherryPy 2.
* Much improved WSGI support.
* Powerful enhanced configuration system.
* Even easier to explore in the interactive interpreter.
* Customizable dispatching (even includes a Routes dispatcher).
For more details on those features and more, see:
http://www.cherrypy.org/wiki/WhatsNewIn30
To download the new release, visit
http://www.cherrypy.org/wiki/CherryPyDownload.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to this release by reporting a bug,
contributing code or even just giving feedback on the mailing list and
IRC.
Christian Wyglendowski
CherryPy Team
Yep. install it with the -m (multi-version) option:
easy_install -m CherryPy==3.0.0
However, you'll need to explicitly require the correct version in your
app's source with pkg_resources.require("CherryPy==3.0.0") and probably
reinstall 2.2.1 with the -m option too and maybe patch turbogears.__init__
so it requires 2.2.1 explicitly.
Alternatively I'd recommend using Ian Bicking's workingenv.py and have two
separate, isolated environments and don't worry about anything ;)
Alberto