Hi, Em 15-04-2018 15:56, Helmut Grohne escreveu: > Hi, > > I was surprised to find a python module that failed to import thinking > that our qa would catch this. So I wondered how many other python > modules would fail to import and started a little yak shaving journey. > > It turns that this happens for 251 python modules. Since failure to > import the main module of a python library indicates that the modules > doesn't work at all, I propose to file this at severity serious. > > Actually, there is autodep8 at ci.debian.net testing this already. It > has a whitelist > (https://salsa.debian.org/ci-team/debian-ci-config/blob/master/cookbooks/debci/files/default/whitelist-python.txt) > of around 800 packages opting in to import testing. Unfortunately, the > results do not seem to be synced into tracker.d.o. The main difficulty > is determining the name of the python module. Sometimes capitalization > differs from the package name. Other times a completely different name > is used. Thus I am attaching a genlist.py that tries to compute the > module name and it succeeds in about 4300 packages. > > Thus I tried installing and importing all of these and figured that 251 > packages would fail. The process of installing and importing is rather > simple and implemented in autodep8 already, so I'm not attaching my > crude hacks here. Nonetheless I am attaching a draft of the proposed bug > reports since each of them includes a specific error. I also include a > dd-list of affected packages. > > The most common issues is missing dependencies. Very often, > pkg_resources is missing. Also six, numpy, tkinter and distutils are > missing several times. A fair number of strange exceptions is included > as well. When dealing with C extensions, we are faced with two > segmentation faults, one assertion failure and three missing symbols. >
Package python3-dj-static is on the dd-list. But I can import it. # on a bananapi $ python3 Python 3.5.3 (default, Jan 19 2017, 14:11:04) [GCC 6.3.0 20170124] on linux Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. >>> import static # dependency >>> import dj_static # module >>> If I understood correct (about the test), please note the diff: python3-dj-static # Debian package dj_static # module The package name uses '-' and the module '_'.
