Hi guys,
Thank you very much for your comments. I have made up my mind to just
help remove python 2.7. Actually, a lot of efforts are ongoing, for
example,
https://github.com/gentoo/gentoo/pull/13771
Cheers,
Benda
[2019-11-29 14:49:12+0100] Mathy Vanvoorden:
> > I tried removing python2 on a handful of test systems over the last week
> > ... it's back everywhere.
> >
> >
> I attempted the same over the last couple of days as I was thinking "It's
> going anyway, why not get a head start?". I had to do the fol
> I tried removing python2 on a handful of test systems over the last week
> ... it's back everywhere.
>
>
I attempted the same over the last couple of days as I was thinking "It's
going anyway, why not get a head start?". I had to do the following:
* Remove metagen
* Remove rr
* Update kodi and r
Hi Benda,
On 2019/11/24 14:15, Benda Xu wrote:
> What do you think?
Is it possible to disable python2_7 by default, even if python2 is
installed, and only enable python2_7 for those packages specifically
requiring it (ie, being a dep for one of the packages that only supports
python2_7?
I tried
On 24/11/2019 12:15, Benda Xu wrote:
Given the python-2 countdown deadline being 2020-01-01, a month away,
shall we get rid of python-2?
If the answer is no, to avoid holding back new versions having only
python3, such as bug 671796 for dev-python/matplotlib bump, old versions
with python_t
191124 Benda Xu wrote:
> Bug 684962 (dev-python/ipython-7.5.0: package conflicts) has demonstrated
> a painful consequence when upstream start to release python3 only versions.
> Upstream has dropped python-2.7 support in dev-python/ipython-7.5.0,
> thus there is no python_targets_python2_7 USE fla
Il giorno dom 24 nov 2019 alle ore 13:20 Benda Xu ha
scritto:
>
>
>
> Given the python-2 countdown deadline being 2020-01-01, a month away,
> shall we get rid of python-2?
>
> yes please as much as possible.
In my experience most server instances can live without py2 at all (after
clang 9).
In de
Dear all,
Bug 684962 (dev-python/ipython-7.5.0: package conflicts) has
demonstrated a painful consequence when upstream start to release
python3 only versions.
Upstream has dropped python-2.7 support in dev-python/ipython-7.5.0,
thus there is no python_targets_python2_7 USE flag for the ebuild.
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