Le mercredi, 12 août 2015, 16.00:22 Goswin von Brederlow a écrit : > > Le jeudi, 6 août 2015, 14.40:10 Goswin von Brederlow a écrit : > > > every now and then pyside crashes with a segfault. Most often > > > because > > > it doesn't play nice with the python GC and widgets have to keep > > > python objects stored in C++ alive manually. But sometimes it > > > isn't obvious where and why pyside segfaults. For those it would > > > be nice if one could use python3-dbg and get better gdb backtraces > > > for the application. But this requires a debug build of pyside. > > > > > > Please provide a debug build of pyside. > > > > Since 1.0.9-2, debug packages are not built anymore, as they were > > huge to build and resulted in insanely big binary packages, see > > http://snapshot.debian.org/package/pyside/1.0.9-1/ . > > The -dbg build got " 1% tests passed, 405 tests failed out of 408". > Lots of failures in refrence counts, tests/QtGui/qmainwindow_test.py > and tests/QtWebKit/shouldInterruptjavascript_test.py hang and need to > be manually killed, lots of segfaults in the tests and finally:
Yes. This was the other problem with debug builds: there is something fishy going on with python-dbg builds and tests. Upstream is basically unresponsive and I'm reaching my limits (in terms of competences, as well as motivation). Frankly, I'm only a PySide maintainer because I was initially interested in it in the context of debian-mobile, but I'm not at all using PySide (although I like the idea of doing Qt in python). So the status is "not actively involved, but welcoming patches". I'm happy to hand maintainership over too, only staying because I feel responsible (although less and less). > When was the last time you did a debug build? For 1.0.9-2, apparently. > PS: That's why I want debug packages from the start no matter how big > they are. If they aren't autobuild then by the time you need them they > don't work. I welcome patches though… :) I know it's an easy answer, but that's the best one I can offer. Cheers, OdyX
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