Here is my brief analysis of reverse-dependencies of python-json:- w3af-console depends on python-json and relies on its particular API. That means it will break with Python 2.6.
- python-webflash conflicts with python-json. This is a violation of Policy 2.5, BTW.
- python-facebook just imports json module, but assumes that the module provides simplejson API. That means it will break if python-json is installed (despite suggesting it!).
- conduit contains a (slightly forked?) embedded copy of python-facebook. However, it's a bit more clever with importing, so it'll never use python-json (despite recommending "python (>= 2.6) | python-json").
My question is: what do we do with python-json? -- Jakub Wilk
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