Hi Andreas, I had a look at python-cogent and updated it to the latest version. It builds fine, so I have pushed the changes to the team repo.
I tried re-enabling python3-jupyter-sphinx as a build dependency, but while I was able to stop sphinx-autodoc from actually trying to import 'cogent3' which is the root package and failing, using 'autodoc_mock_imports = ["cogent3"]', the jupyter-execute extension (jypyter_sphinx.execute) still tries to invoke the import later inside the jupyter notebook cells and fails saying 'unable to import cogent3'. As such build fails and I was forced to disable it again. Yet another thing is that, the package could probably use the 'architecture-is-little-endian' virtual package now maybe from the state of its arch definition, but I did not touch that since I am not awfully familiar with how that works. I do not have enough bandwidth to spend anymore time on this for now, that means the lintian warnings also stay. Anyone can pick up from here and/or upload (all assuming salsa ci is happy with it). On Tue, Jun 25, 2024 at 04:19:43PM +0200, Andreas Tille wrote: > Hi, > > I wonder whether someone could have a look at python-cogent. It might make > sense to upgrade to the latest stable release. Best, Ananthu
