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Thomas Goirand wrote:
> All the horrors that you are painting after this paragraph, are due to
> the fact that you aren't doing "apt-get dist-
Dear DPT,
I am a contributor to FreedomBox, a Debian pure blend for home servers.
The main package in the FreedomBox project is a Django-based web
application. Automated testing of this web application in the browser is
done using a set of tools based on Selenium and Pytest. However, some of
Thomas Goirand writes:
> All the horrors that you are painting after this paragraph, are due to
> the fact that you aren't doing "apt-get dist-upgrade". I'm having a hard
> time understanding why you're both:
> - not doing "apt-get dist-upgrade"
> - complaining that it's breaking your system
>
>
On 5/16/21 1:52 PM, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:
>> * One 3.x version at a time. Doesn't line up with cpython's support terms.
>
> folks, deep breath here: this is much more important than the one line
> summary suggests.
>
> for some background: i have been using debian since 1996 and pyt
On Sun, May 16, 2021 at 12:52 PM Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
wrote:
> to fix this, there needs to be a stable overlap where multiple compiled
> versions
> are installed and maintained. to fix the problem, the rule needs to be set:
>
> * any given version of python *MUST* cross over from one deb
> * One 3.x version at a time. Doesn't line up with cpython's support terms.
folks, deep breath here: this is much more important than the one line
summary suggests.
for some background: i have been using debian since 1996 and python for
20+ years, dating back to python 2.0.
due to the massive a
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