Maxim Cournoyer writes:
> I have a Python mass update branch I've been developing, holding it back
> because I kept finding breakage (whether caused by my changes or
> already there). There's now 200 commits in it, including an update to
> virtualenv and typing extensions, along Python build syst
Hello,
Cayetano Santos writes:
>>dim. 15 déc. 2024 at 22:34, Jeremy Bryant wrote:
>
>> Following a discussion on emacs-devel, several people suggested that
>> GNU Guix may be a a good way to contemplate this distribution mechanism,
>> for obvious GNU-related reasons.
>
> Remember you always hav
Hi Ricardo,
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Hi Guix,
>
> I'm CC'ing the python-team.
>
> Since the merge of the python-team branch we've seen a bunch of
> new build failures to popular packages. I've started work to repair
> some of the damage.
>
> I think we should start a new python-team branch wher
Sharlatan Hellseher writes:
> I've pulled and initiated local rebuild for
>
>guix build -P 2 python-astropy
>
> I'll push any fixes if it failes.
Thank you!
I've just rebased python-team on top of master, because Maxim just
pushed some changes to python-tox etc to the master branch.
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Ri
Hi,
I've pulled and initiated local rebuild for
guix build -P 2 python-astropy
I'll push any fixes if it failes.
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Oleg
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Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> If there is more time we should also consider upgrading these packages:
>
> python-typing-extensions
> python-virtualenv
> python-platformdirs
> python-colorama
> python-chardet
>
> (I patched out version checks in python-tox to avoid upgrading, but I
Hi Guix,
I'm CC'ing the python-team.
Since the merge of the python-team branch we've seen a bunch of
new build failures to popular packages. I've started work to repair
some of the damage.
I think we should start a new python-team branch where we build out
important upgrades and fixes. I'd lik