quickly quickly new template should remove *.pyc files as command are imported.

builtincommands.py
 contains a line
os.remove(file_path)
which suggests that this effect (difficult to edit template commands) may be intentional.

It's not the case.

Quickly quickly import commands instead of executing them. (but removing .pyc file is a good statement and should be done).
Look at commandsconfig file from the created template.

So, we should remove .pyc file as well, I'm fixing this in trunk now :)

This bug was fixed in the package quickly - 11.03-0ubuntu1

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quickly (11.03-0ubuntu1) natty; urgency=low

  * New upstream release
    + ubuntu-application-template:
      - tutorial command reference 4.4 glade should be design (Tony Byrne)
        LP: #661699
      - refresh the branding to the new ubuntu brand (Daniel Fore)
        (LP: #666557)
      - Support self.ui.label1 syntax
      - Support auto-connection of signal handlers named widget_signal_event()
      - support submitubuntu command to install applications in /opt
        (LP: #625581)
    + ubuntu-application-template and derivatives:
      - Fix apport code to not fail when lp-project name changes
      - Fix apport test to run cleanly by always upgrading from 0.3 to 0.4
        template (test was originally written to test that upgrade)
      - Add many tests
      - Provide mallard-formatted starter help files (Tony Byrne)
      - Fix 'add dialog' to rename dialog name with dashes correctly
      - Add 'add help-guide' and 'add help-topic' (Tony Byrne)
      - Support custom licenses better by noticing when they are being used
      - add QUICKLY_EDITOR variable to override SELECTED_EDITOR or EDITOR
        if we want a dedicated editor for Quickly (Dennis Craven)
      - regenerate debian/copyright at each quickly release/package
        (LP: #656943)
      - When getting Launchpad credentials, only allow choosing full access
      - Cleanup various help descriptions to be more consistent
    + common:
      - Reorganize tests to be easier to run as a group (./test/run.sh)
      - quickly quickly should remove *.pyc files as commands are imported
        (LP: #658710)
      - If not running under X, use nano instead of gedit as fallback editor
 -- Michael Terry <email address hidden> Mon, 06 Dec 2010 10:23:14 -0500