On 22/04/11 21:10, Mehdi Dogguy wrote:
>
> I'm sorry but 65883762c382d200cc5001433d060474045c7e30 looks wrong.
> If python 2.7 is set as default python interpreter, libgv-python will be
> useless, unless you install python2.6.
I realise that this will probably happen at some point, but I didn't
think this was going to be soon?
I went with the quickest option to fix the FTBFS, so I wasn't holding up
the transition, with a view that I could revisit the issue later if the
new upstream release doesn't turn up soonish (which will support 2.7).
Backporting python 2.7 support seemed over the top for a release that
might only last a few days, however that was before ...
>
> Barry Warsaw kindly proposed a patch [1] in this bugreport, which was
> applied in Ubuntu. Did you test it? Did you have a look at it?
... Barry posted this. Since Barry's been kind enough to do all the
hard work for me (thanks Barry!), that obviously changes things.
> I've been able to build the package using Barry's patch, and
> successfully tested the python binary package produced. So, ok
> upstream's Graphviz doesn't have Python 2.7 support… but you can hack
> configure.ac a bit to get that working. Attached is a debdiff between
> sid's version and mine (well, with Barry's patch). Please consider
> applying it.
Thanks, I'll take a look at it.
Cheers,
David.
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