Mike Civil wrote: > > OK I don't use gsutil so can't test what the removal of the two components > would mean but I don't see where the bug says gsutils itself is going to be > removed?
Ehm... maybe a misunderstanding? The posting I mentioned was: --- cut here --- Subject: [gentoo-dev] Last rites: dev-python/oauth2client and revdeps (app-misc/gcalcli, app-misc/goobook, net-misc/gsutil) # Michał Górny <mgo...@gentoo.org> (2023-02-03) # The package has been archived upstream. It is broken with all Python # versions supported by Gentoo, and it is broken with django-2. # The other listed packages are its reverse dependencies. # Removal on 2023-03-05. Bug #718972. app-misc/gcalcli app-misc/goobook dev-python/gcs-oauth2-boto-plugin dev-python/google-apitools dev-python/google-reauth-python dev-python/oauth2client net-misc/gsutil --- cut here --- I interpreted this as "all of them are going to be removed". Anyway, "equery d oauth2client" lists gcs-oauth2-boto-plugin, google-apitools, and google-reauth-python as well (which are dependencies of gsutil). So even the removal of oauth2client alone would break gsutil. BTW, all of them have only python_targets_python3_9 and 3_10. Currenty I have Python 3.10 and 3.11 installed, and "eselect python list" says "3.11 3.10" (in that order). Why does gsutil work anyway? Automatic fallback to 3.10? I guess I must not ever deinstall Python 3.10 in order to keep this running? -Matt
