Hi, >> "dead upstream" is completely wrong >> considering that the last upstream release was less than a month >> ago[0]. >> [0] https://pypi.org/project/slapos.core/ > > interesting, as i've navigated thru their website to: > > [...]
Indeed. The Homepage should be updated, sorry about that. >> + While I agree that the popcon is very low and that I have not >> updated it for some time, > > As you know, any package in debian introduces an indirect "cost" to > the rest of the packages; in this case, we're trying to remove python2 > from the distribution for bullseye release > (https://wiki.debian.org/Python/2Removal) and currently slapos.core > depends on ~20 packages (that means removing slapos.core will remove a > reverse depends on each one of the) > > can we make slapos python3 compatible in Debian? in a timely manner? > If not, maybe RM it is the right approach? It is already supported but let me talk with the upstream to see if it still makes sense to have it in Debian considering the very low popcon and I will get back to you. Cheers, -- Arnaud Fontaine
