I've just cut the 3.0.3 release of Blueprint and sent it up to GitHub,
packages.devstructure.com (our Debian archive), and PyPI, so go
upgrade!
The focus of this release has been on support for RPM-based distros
and I think we can now claim parity with Debian-based systems. This
means that RPMs are included in blueprints and that files that are
included in RPMs are not included in blueprints unless they've been
altered.
If you happen to be on CentOS or RHEL, remember that I decided to
forego supporting Python 2.4 [1] but there's still hope! Install the
python26 package from EPEL and install Blueprint thus:
make && sudo make install PYTHON=/usr/bin/python26
We've closed about 20 issues since the open-source release so thank
you to all who've opened, commented on, fixed, and tested - I couldn't
have added RPM support without you.
If you want to install from source, pull the latest master branch from
git://github.com/devstructure/blueprint.git or the v3.0.3 tag. If you
install from PyPI, `pip install --upgrade blueprint` should do the
trick. And lastly, if you install from our Debian archive, just
`apt-get update` and `apt-get install blueprint`.
Richard
[1] https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/blueprint-dev/mjLKgxl2vJw