The current version of GNU Health (2.0) requires Tryton 2.8 (exactly) and at
the moment (2013-07-25) Tryton 2.8 is both in testing experimental, yay!

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The health_qrcodes is now removed from the binary package, as it depends on a
Python library that is currently not packaged:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/qrcode/2.4.2

See library information from Luis Falcon, main developer of GNU Health:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/health-dev/2012-11/msg00012.html

As mentionned by Andreas on
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/debian-med-packaging/2012-November/017923.html

Hmmm, this does not seem to be packaged.  It might make sense to contact
the Debian python-modules team whether there is some reason for a lack
of this package (not good, other drop in replacement, whatever) and if
it is just because nobody did the work before we should probably
consider packaging it to not be forced to drop a GNU Health module for
no really good reason.

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Run the tests when creating the package (but still remove the numerous test
files from the binary package)

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Install the Demo database. It should provide the demo database locally, and also
set up two default profiles: one for the local demo database, and one for the
online demo server provided by upstream:

Server: health.gnusolidario.org:8000
Database: health20
User name: admin
Password: gnusolidario

Reason for installing the local demo database when there is an "easy-accesible"
online demo: allows for local testing without an Internet connection.

The gnuhealth-client's logic needs to be adapted. Right now if the Tryton
profiles file is not present, it copies the default from the gnuhealth-client
package. Now it will have to first check if there is a default profile for the
demo (which would only exist if the gnuhealth-demo package had been installed),
and else fall back to the non-demo profile file.

    https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/GNU_Health/The_Demo_database

    Files: demo/*
    Recommends: tryton-proteus

