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regarding python3-pcl: FTBFS with Python 3.12
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Package: python3-pcl
Version: 0.3.0~rc1+dfsg-14+b2
Severity: serious
Hello!
python3-pcl doesn't build with Python3.12: it throws many Cython errors.
I looked briefly, and fixing them appears non-trivial, at least to those
with no prior cython experience.
Upstream is dead:
https://github.com/strawlab/python-pcl
And no obvious successor has stepped up:
https://github.com/strawlab/python-pcl/issues/395
Do we want to backport fixes? Any Debian people adept at keeping this
going?
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Jochen Sprickerhof <jspri...@debian.org> writes:
> this sounds like a duplicate of #1056866, also note that the package
> was removed from Debian in #1057977. Any reason you filled it?
Heh. Well, I had this package installed, and I was using it. Then I
upgraded to Python 3.12, which broke this package. I tried to build it,
hit lots of errors, looked in our bug tracker, saw only that there were
no bugs, and filed a new one.
I guess I could have looked deeper, but it didn't seem crazy that there
would be no bugs: this isn't a popular package, and python3.12 landed in
unstable not all that long ago.
In any case, clearly this has been handled, and I'm closing this. Thanks
for maintaining it. I guess I'm going to have to do my own Python
wrapping for my usage
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