I would like to create an ant conditional target that checks if a django app is installed such as south. If It is installed, nothing to do but If not, run pip install south.
How could I do it using Ant?
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I would like to create an ant conditional target that checks if a django app is installed such as south. If It is installed, nothing to do but If not, run pip install south.
How could I do it using Ant?
Why not just have ant run pip with target version specified, i.e.
If package already installed, pip will ignore it: