I wrote setup.py includes scripts with distutils2, and ran `setup.py install`.
scripts were installed in scripts directory, but not recorded in .dist-info/RECORD.


I think that `distutils2._backport.shutil:copytree` should return copied filenames.

Thanks for the report.  This is indeed a bug with respect to PEP 376.

It would be too difficult to modify shutil (and copy2) to make it return filenames, but thanks to the new copy_function hook it will be easy to store filenames in a list and use that.  I’ll have to synchronize _backport.shutil with the 3.2 version first.

For the record, I have started work on this, then stopped due to lack of time.  I’ll get back to it.

I wrote a test but it did not fail.  Can you test it too?

OK, I'll test it too.
I looked sources of packaging. That use packaging.utils.copy_tree.
When I reported that problem, install_scripts used _backport.shutil.copytree. 

Maybe problem is fixed, because it reterned copied file lists.

Is that fixies applied to distutils2?

> OK, I'll test it too.
Thanks.  In case you’re not sure how to test my patch, see http://docs.python.org/devguide/faq#how-do-i-apply-a-patch and http://docs.python.org/devguide/runtests

> I looked sources of packaging. That use packaging.utils.copy_tree.
> When I reported that problem, install_scripts used backport.shutil.copytree.
Ah, I see a comment in the code that copy_tree should be replaced by shutil.copytree, so we need to get the test anyway to make sure changing the code later will not cause a regression.

> Maybe problem is fixed, because it reterned copied file lists.
Indeed.

> Is that fixies applied to distutils2?
distutils2 will be recreated as a backport of packaging.  IOW, the packaging module in the 3.3 stdlib is the distutils2 project.

I have added tests for scripts in RECORD and they pass.  Closing, please reopen if you can reproduce the bug.