Rewrite for zc.buildout >= 2.0.0.

 * Same parts directory as the normal buildout is used so that we can
   build faster and also make the code simpler.
 * Python part is now specified by `python` parameter in `buildout`
   section.
 * Restart automatically with the original python when running python
   part is removed.

CHANGES.txt

@@ -4,7 +4,13 @@ Changes
 3.2 (unreleased)
 ----------------
 
- * No changes yet.
+ * Support zc.buildout >= 2.0.0.
+ * Same parts directory as the normal buildout is used so that we can
+   build faster and also make the code simpler.
+ * Python part is now specified by `python` parameter in `buildout`
+   section.
+ * Restart automatically with the original python when running python
+   part is removed.
 
 3.1 (2011-06-24)
 ----------------

README.txt

-Chicken and egg python zc.buildout extension
-============================================
+Rerun buildout with a python provided by buildout
+===============================================
 
-This extensions for zc.buildout is created to solve chicken and egg problem
-while working with buildout and when some exact version of python, which is
-provided by buildout shall be used to *execute* this buildout itself.
+Buildout 2.0 no-longer supports using multiple versions of Python in a
+single buildout. This extension makes it possible to use 'yet another
+single' version of python, by building a specified python part and its
+dependencies first then reinvoking buildout with the executable.
 
 Usage
 -----
 
-Part to build python is required. By convention slapos.rebootstrap will try to
-find python executable in:
+A part to build python is required. You need to specify it by `python`
+parameter in `buildout` section, just same as buildout 1.x. The python
+section must provide executable option that gives the path to a Python
+executable.
 
-  special.parts.directory/partname/bin/partname
+And add slapos.rebootstrap to `extensions` parameter in `buildout` section.
 
-But when needed python-path parameter can be used to point rebootstrap to find
-python in:
-
-  special.parts.directory/partname/python-path
-
-Add slapos.rebootstrap to extensions and set rebooter-section to above section.
-
-Use whatever python to bootstrap and run buildout. If reboot will detect that
-sys.executable used to run buildout is different then executable provided in
-python section it will try to find this executable. If it does not exists it
-will install this section and then reinstall buildout using new python
-executable. Later buildout run will continue using new python.
-
-Because external buildout is used to provide buildout version parameter is
-introduced to being able to upgrade not in place python part. This parameter
-is required and becomes part of suffix.
-
-Whenever developer-mode is set to true no cleanup will be done in case of
-failure. Then user is responsible to cleanup directories.
+Use whatever python to bootstrap and run buildout. If this extension
+detects that sys.executable used to run buildout is different than
+executable provided in python section, it will try to find this
+executable. If it does not exists, it will install this section and
+then reinstall buildout using new python executable. Later buildout
+run will continue using new python.
 
 Example profile and invocation
 ------------------------------
@@ -39,14 +29,11 @@ Example profile and invocation
 
   [buildout]
   extensions = slapos.rebootstrap
+  python = slapospython
   
   parts =
     realrun
   
-  [rebootstrap]
-  section = slapospython
-  version = 1
-
   [slapospython]
   recipe = plone.recipe.command
   stop-on-error = true
@@ -61,7 +48,7 @@ Example profile and invocation
 
 After bootstrapping and running this buildout it will print:
 
-Running with python /path/to/buildout/parts.rebootstrap.1/slapospython/bin/slapospython
+Running with python /path/to/buildout/parts/slapospython/bin/slapospython
 
 Running tests
 -------------

setup.py

 from setuptools import setup, find_packages
-version = '3.2-dev'
+version = '3.2'
 name = "slapos.rebootstrap"
 
 long_description = open("README.txt").read() + '\n\n'
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ setup(
   zip_safe=True,
   install_requires=[
     'setuptools',
-    'zc.buildout'
+    'zc.buildout >=2.0.0'
     ],
   tests_require=[
       'zope.testing',