Paolo Bonzini <pbonz...@redhat.com> writes:
> On 09/09/19 15:20, Philippe Mathieu-Daudé wrote: >>> Doh. If we care about NSIS, we really need to have it being tested by >>> some part of our CI system, and by pre-merge build tests. >> >> I believe Stefan Weil does, since he regularly sends fixes or opens LP >> bugs during freeze time. >> >> We do build nsis/win32 with CI, but for some reason patchew was down. >> >> I'm not sure we should duplicate the build on another CI, we should >> rather setup something to watch patchew and warn us when it goes down. > > I'm not sure what happened since I (obviously) was not monitoring > patchew during my vacation. However, the recent Python 3 port of > docker.py bumped the requirement to Python 3.6 to run "make docker" > tests, and this broke patchew which had an older version. I have now > updated the tester. FWIW testing/next fixes the over eager python3 upgrade (I hadn't realised how recent encoding was as a check_output keyword). Expect it in a PR in the next few days. > > Paolo -- Alex Bennée
