Your message dated Sat, 03 Aug 2013 16:05:48 -0700 with message-id <2265077.HKN8lzBkXY@frobozz> and subject line No longer an issue -- python3.2 is no longer supported has caused the Debian Bug report #717512, regarding pygobject: Build from source produces broken python3-gi not usable by python3.2 to be marked as done.
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--- Begin Message ---Source: pygobject Version: 3.8.3-1 Severity: serious If I build pygobject from source, the resulting python3-gi package has no file /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/gi/_gi.cpython-32mu.so, only _gi.cpython-33m.so (and similarly for _glib and _gobject). As a result, if I try using the resulting packages to build e.g. python-distutils-extra, I get errors like: -- Running tests with python3.2 ---------------- test_apport_hook (__main__.T) Apport hooks ... ok test_binary_files (__main__.T) Binary files are ignored ... ok test_data (__main__.T) Auxiliary files in data/ ... ok test_dbus (__main__.T) D-BUS configuration and service files ... ok test_desktop (__main__.T) *.desktop.in files ... ok test_empty (__main__.T) empty source tree (just setup.py) ... ok test_etc (__main__.T) etc/* ... ok test_gsettings (__main__.T) GSettings schema files ... ok test_help_docbook (__main__.T) Docbook XML help ... ok test_help_mallard (__main__.T) Mallard XML help ... ok test_icons (__main__.T) data/icons/ ... ok test_manpages (__main__.T) manpages ... ok test_modules (__main__.T) Python modules ... ok test_packages (__main__.T) Python packages ... ok test_po (__main__.T) gettext *.po files ... ok test_policykit (__main__.T) *.policy.in PolicyKit files ... ok test_pot_auto (__main__.T) PO template creation with automatic POTFILES.in ... ok test_pot_auto_explicit (__main__.T) PO template creation with automatic POTFILES.in and explicit scripts ... ok test_pot_manual (__main__.T) PO template creation with manual POTFILES.in ... ok test_requires_provides (__main__.T) automatic requires/provides ... FAIL test_scripts (__main__.T) scripts ... ok test_sdist (__main__.T) default MANIFEST ... ok test_standard_files (__main__.T) Standard files (MANIFEST.in, COPYING, etc.) ... ok test_ui (__main__.T) GtkBuilder/Qt *.ui ... ok test_utf8_filenames (__main__.T) UTF-8 file names ... ok test_vcs (__main__.T) Ignores revision control files ... ok ====================================================================== FAIL: test_requires_provides (__main__.T) automatic requires/provides ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Traceback (most recent call last): File "test/auto.py", line 676, in test_requires_provides __import__('gi.repository.GLib') ImportError: No module named _gi During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred: Traceback (most recent call last): File "test/auto.py", line 678, in test_requires_provides self.fail('You need to have pkg_resources, httplib2, and gi.repository.GLib installed for this test suite to work') AssertionError: You need to have pkg_resources, httplib2, and gi.repository.GLib installed for this test suite to work ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ran 26 tests in 6.657s FAILED (failures=1) make[1]: *** [override_dh_auto_test] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory `/tmp/buildd/python-distutils-extra-2.37' make: *** [build] Error 2 dpkg-buildpackage: error: debian/rules build gave error exit status 2 (I originally saw this with a custom pbuilder setup "dogfooding" its own produced debs, but I've also reproduced the missing file issue using pbuilder with a vanilla chroot on amd64.) -- Daniel Schepler
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--- Begin Message ---With the recent upload of python3-defaults dropping support for python3.2, this is no longer an issue... Closing. -- Daniel Schepler
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