Hi Antonie, Antoine Beaupré wrote: > Do you still intend on packaging muacrypt? I did the basic packaging and published it on salsa[1]. While I did the original packaging in 2019, it didn't build anymore. So I now made some changes to fix that. It works, but I had to deactivate the unit tests. AFAICT the failing unit tests are just because of gnupg1 test can't parse the gnupg2 output. This shouldn't be a problem as long as gnupg2 is installed it should use that. Sadly gnupg2 tests are easy to activate, but gnupg1 tests can't easily be deactivated. [1] https://salsa.debian.org/adaschma/muacrypt > I think it would be > tremendously useful for ad-hoc operations on Autocrypt stuff. For > example right now I'm looking at generating an autocrypt header on the > fly and I can't quite figure out how from basic primitives. It looks > like muacrypt could fit the bill.. > > I looked at the package and there's one dependency that's missing in > debian: > > https://pypi.org/project/execnet/ execnet is actually in Debian[2]. The only dependency that is missing in Debian is for pdb++[3] for the tests (according to tox.ini). Though this doesn't seem to be actually used directly. Using plain pdb should work without any problem and only result in the running of failing tests being less colourful. Though I didn't test it, as the tests currently are deactivated for the Debian package building and running tox manually has no problem installing it from pip. [2] https://packages.debian.org/stable/python3-execnet [3] https://pypi.org/project/pdbpp/ > That's a little concerning because it is marked as in maintenance mode > and explicitely stated "do not use in new projects", so I wonder what to > make of this. execnet and muacrypt actually have the same main developer. With the last active development in 2019, it doesn't really qualify as a new project ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ > Thanks! So that is the current status. Patches are welcome. Or even feel free to take over the package. Regard, Adam P.S. CC-ing holger as the main developer of muacrypt, so he can fact check everything I say about the upstream.
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