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Re: Python 2.6 in unstable



* Piotr Ożarowski <piotr@debian.org>, 2009-11-14, 01:29:
After rebuilding most packages that build depend on
python-all{,-dev,-dbg}[0], I reported few more bugs. Packages that
didn't FTBFS but ship files in /usr/local are now listed on that page as
well (with "usr-local" usertag).

If someone wants to help with checking build logs and reporting bugs,
please download failed.tar.xz from [1] and file bugs for packages
not listed on tiny.pl/hqwjz yet.

I've triaged most of these build failures.

1) These packages fail in sid, too:

clientcookie dynagen euca2ools pyspi python-bibtex python-clientform python-dmidecode python-mechanize qtiplot wxwidgets2.8

Bugs are already filed. (Maybe we should usertag them python2.6 anyway?)

2) These packages failed because of (temporarily?) broken build-deps:

   gnuradio libkate petsc4py pycg python-kde3 subversion

3) These packages failed likely because one of build-deps didn't support python2.6:

babel jppy pyexiv2 pymvpa pysparse python-biopython python-edje python-qt4 renpy tagpy creoleparser kaa-imlib2 pygtk pynifti pysvn python-chaco python-enable python-scipy revelation twisted-calendarserver freej kaa-metadata pyicu pyqwt3d pytables python-djvulibre python-evas pyvorbis swftools html5lib necpp pykaraoke pyqwt5 pytagsfs python-ecore python-qt3 qscintilla2 symeig

4) These are probably real python2.6-related failures:

4.1) These packages seems to hardcode a Python version somewhere:

boost1.38 boost1.39 boost1.40 distribute libkml polybori pykcs11 python-bsddb3 python-multiprocessing python-stdlib-extensions

4.2) Other:

jinja ncap pudge py-sendfile pycxx python-4suite python-event python-pip python-virtualenv

5) python-celementtree will be obsolete once python2.4 is phased out.

6) To investigate: stuff that fell into dl_problems and sig_problem categories, and:

   kwwidgets sagemath

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Jakub Wilk

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