Re: numpydoc 1.6.0 available on salsa

2024-01-09 Thread Chiara Marmo
Dear list, upstream kindly fixed the failing test in numpydoc for python 3.12 [1][2] and I have patched the 1.6.0 version Still autopkgetest is failing [3] because of an obsolete version of python3-tabulate. This is also stopping the upgrade of pandas [4]. Tabulate has been updated on salsa but no

Re: Breaking changes in pytest 8

2024-01-09 Thread Julian Gilbey
Hi Timo, Please can we hold back on uploading pytest 8 to unstable until the current Python 3.12 transition is complete? It is entirely possible that several of the packages that currently break with pytest 8 already have newer upstream versions that address these issues, but it's probably not wi

Re: sentry-python

2024-01-09 Thread Carsten Schoenert
Hi, this package was on my list for some time, I picked the recent upstream version and prepared a upload yesterday. Looks good so far, should be migrate to testing in two days. Am 08.01.24 um 18:43 schrieb Gregor Riepl: Hi Eberhard, Is anyone working on updating sentry-python

Re: Breaking changes in pytest 8

2024-01-09 Thread Louis-Philippe Véronneau
On 2024-01-09 12:45, Julian Gilbey wrote: Hi Timo, Please can we hold back on uploading pytest 8 to unstable until the current Python 3.12 transition is complete? It is entirely possible that several of the packages that currently break with pytest 8 already have newer upstream versions that ad

Re: sentry-python

2024-01-09 Thread Eberhard Beilharz
Great! Thanks,     Eberhard Carsten Schoenert wrote on 2024-01-09 18:57: Hi, this package was on my list for some time, I picked the recent upstream version and prepared a upload yesterday. Looks good so far, should be migrate to testing in two days. Am 08.01.24 um 18:43 schrieb Gregor Riep

Re: Breaking changes in pytest 8

2024-01-09 Thread Timo Röhling
Hi Julian, * Julian Gilbey [2024-01-09 17:45]: Please can we hold back on uploading pytest 8 to unstable until the current Python 3.12 transition is complete? Sure! I'll keep it in experimental, and we can check what still needs fixing after the Python 3.12 dust has settled. Cheers Timo --