Hi I miss any description of the real problem. You only describe solutions, but you forget to mention why the easiest solution, just upgrade both sources, does not work. Sure, some of the points can be found in the bug report.
On Thu, Aug 02, 2018 at 12:39:18PM -0400, Sandro Tosi wrote: > astroid: on the 1.x branch, builds python-astroid and python3-astroid > pylint: on the 1.x branch, builds pylint (depends on python-astroid), > pylint3 (depends on python3-astroid), pylint-doc > > the only way forward to keep compat with python2 while supporting 3.7 i see > is: > > astroid: uses the 2.x branch, builds only python3-astroid Why can't this build python-astroid? > pylint: uses the 2.x branch, builds only pylint3, pylint-doc Why can't this build pylint? > NEW astroid2: remains on the 1.x branch, builds only python-astroid > NEW pylint2: remains on the 1.x branch, builds only pylint (depending > on python-astroid) Given that pylint is a program and no library, why do we need both pylint and pylint3? Regards, Bastian -- We'll pivot at warp 2 and bring all tubes to bear, Mr. Sulu!
