On Jun 21, 2011, at 12:33 PM, Piotr Ożarowski wrote: >I can upload new python-support this weekend with one minor bug fixed >(the one fixed in svn) and a deprecation warning (with a link to >http://wiki.debian.org/Python/PythonSupportToDHPython2 and a note that >it's not a bad idea to wait with a conversion until python2.7 will be >the only supported Python version in Debian). Note that Ubuntu is going to remove python-support and python-central from its CDs in 11.04. Officially deprecating python-support (as I believe you are doing right here :) helps us recruit Ubuntu developers to help with this. We are going to be conducting an on-line sprint/jam this Thursday, and hopefully we'll get folks to contribute some patches. We'll make sure those patches are forwarded to Debian. >The next step would be to file deprecation bugs, but I'd wait with that >till 2.6 removal from python-all's Depends. Can you explain why? >I can also disable moving .py files to /usr/shre/pyshared in dh_python2 >if there's only one supported Python version (I cannot do that now as we >still want dpkg to detect file conflicts with python-support based >packages) That does seem useful. I suppose I can see why you'd want to wait on a mass conversion of pysupport->dhpy2 for this. But you'd also have to deal with this transition anyway for all the packages that already use pysupport, right? -Barry
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