Dear Stephan,
> fwiw, this behaviour was introduced with 0.1.23. Versions <0.1.23 work
> fine (i.e., it's not a python update that introduced this).
>
> Hth!
It does indeed help. Thanks for providing a succinct reproduce script and some
bounds for investigation. A git bisect points at this commit as being the
problem:
28530e3c1af3aab92f5860c5825ab7fb09e46182 is the first bad commit
commit 28530e3c1af3aab92f5860c5825ab7fb09e46182
Author: John Wright <j...@google.com>
Date: Thu Aug 28 20:57:56 2014 -0700
Drop support for python2.5.
This allows us to do fewer import hacks in deb822. (Probably other
modules as well, but I've only touched deb822.)
:040000 040000 f1a7782f9b7e44c6a8d093e3eb226b1d3170c279
ec23b2a36ec7426e45e1f83b1907c6b6dc3b6052 M debian
:040000 040000 9fd436000e900cb6096793d62f4651e3afd9f18e
615391b466fcb203c4ad80dcd4e4b4dbdc0bca6a M lib
http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-python-debian/python-
debian.git/commit/?id=28530e3c1af3aab92f5860c5825ab7fb09e46182
I have to say that nothing in that commit jumps out to me as being the
problem.
cheers
Stuart
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