Installation with pip 7.0+ is broken about gitchangelog HOT 2 CLOSED

I'm sorry, I have very little time right now, and I must admit that packaging issues are time consuming. I have noticed #36, and I'm still undecided about making gitchangelog a full package... I know that a lot of people appreciate single files project. Of course, there's a limit to this concept, but I'm not sure gitchangelog has grown enough to be considered eligible for being upgraded to a full package.

I really am dreading these packaging issues that are a plague to python ecosystem (take a look at .travis.yml: I'm testing the packaging system, but had to force some versions). I'm aware that the fact of being a single file package puts this project on a bad start, so this is why we'll probably move toward your solution in the end.

I dislike the idea of being forced into a move by the packaging system flaws. But the current state of gitchangelog installability is not acceptable neither.

Please, feel free to share your thoughts on this topic, and bare with my very slow time of decision on this matter.

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Hello.

I think it is almost mandatory an element as cool as this being managed properly as a package.

Even I can recommend use this **way:

https://jeffknupp.com/blog/2013/08/16/open-sourcing-a-python-project-the-right-way/

I love the way it is explained and maybe this package can be simply a dependency template for things like cookiecutter templates.

https://github.com/audreyr/cookiecutter

One of the leaks of such package templates (which is awesome BTW) is a proper automated changelog management (and by far your work is excellent and in my opinion is a proper tool to use with).

It is related also to your idea here #39 and here #32 to be considered completed.

A better config setting and parameter management with **Python Click which convert it in a complete cli interface and almost magically will help.

It means I fell like your work can be easily included in the set of **standars ways to manage a proper python /whatever project, for that be packaged properly is a MUST not a SHOULD.

My 2 cents... EXCELLENT work here.

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