Hi, On Sat, 22 Mar 2025 at 19:08, Nilesh Patra <nil...@debian.org> wrote: > [ ... snip ... ] > On 19/03/25 2:11 am, Nilesh Patra wrote: > > On 18 March 2025 5:43:41 am IST, Alexandre Detiste > > <alexandre.deti...@gmail.com> wrote: > > [ ... snip ... ] > > I cleaned up 2 more. Now there is only one mdanalysis remaining which hangs > > on arm64 but works fine on amd64. > > > > On a brief look, it does not really look related to matplotlib. > > > > It could be great to try it out with current matplotlib on arm64 in debci > > like environment. If it hangs, we can just file a bug report. > > > > I don't have the spoons for this at the moment :-/ > > The timeout looks unrelated to matplotlib, I however still did not manage to > find > time to actually test this. Haven't heard back regarding rebuilding > reverse-build dependencies > as well. > > If this looks not feasible, should we drop the idea of releasing 3.10.1 for > trixie?
My sense from inspecting the ci.debian.net results for mdanalysis is also that the timeout is unrelated to the matplotlib-3.10 update -- the same timeout (at approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes) seems to occur regardless of whether the exp/mpl-3.10 package is pinned into the build -- and in fact, checking again now, the timeout failure seems to occur for both amd64 and arm64. I wonder if it is a particular test case that sometimes gets stuck. In theory, I'd like to say: let's do the upgrade if we can -- I think users would generally be happy to have a (much) fresher version available, and although there's an effort/energy cost to upgrading, that effort cost could also potentially increase if we delay the upgrade to a later date... ...however: I'm not a Debian maintainer/developer (nor deb-python team member), only an eager contributor. I do intend to become a Debian project member at some point (possibly after improving my email etiquette and finding a more suitable laptop), but until then I can't really promise to contribute much assistance, so my opinions on this should be taken with a grain of salt! Cheers, James
