> > > >Do you require some assistance regarding a new upload of uwsgi? I'm > > > >eager to dedicate some time to it if you can't do so. :) > > > > > > I have a patch but I have not been able to test it yet because the py2 > > > removal makes the package FTBS... I'm close to fix it though. I'll post > > > an update here by wednesday. > > > > The patch I want to test is here: > > https://sml.zincube.net/~niol/repositories.git/uwsgi/commit/?id=5e0246cc5d27ea2ccd29e938ceb24913431da364 > > > > Unfortunately it does not build (which is not related to the patch): > > > > plugins/gevent/../python/uwsgi_python.h:2:10: fatal error: Python.h: No > > such file or directory <Python.h> > > > > If I try to remove even more py2, I'm stuck with: > > > > *** uWSGI building and linking plugin plugins/asyncio_python3 *** > > Error: unable to find directory 'plugins/asyncio_python3' > > > > Which means I've messed up debian/rules because it should try to build > > plugins/asyncio and not plugins/asyncio_python3 . I need to find more time > > to understand how this works with plugins flavours, stems, etc. I also > > did not find yet some kind of cdbs debug mode (like DH_VERBOSE=1). > > What happened to "It should be as simple as not building the matheval > plugin"?
The no-py2 patch[1] in the salsa repository breaks the build. [1] https://salsa.debian.org/uwsgi-team/uwsgi/commit/fdf4e8cadeabf6bbad38b63661a0275d7264a5c8 > Please do *NOT* upload a custom fork of uwsgi-converted-to-Python3!!! > > If you want to help convert uwsgi to Python3, then please work directly > upstream on that. This Debian package should *not* become a fork of the > upstream project. I'm not doing that. I think I did not explain well what was my problem. So I'll try to rephrase. 1) I drafted a patch to fix #941432 (see above) 2) I tried to build uwsgi using the latest salsa code (master branch) with it. I found out that the current code does not build. 3) I tried to fix this failure to build related to py2 removal but I'm currently stuck with the errors described above. debian/rules needs fixing. I need to find time to investigate further. Thanks, Alex
