Hi Paride,
I've just reported this bug for the record, and with the ope that it
could help other people with the same problem. As to me, I have already
found a workaround: my Python2 doesn't really depend on python-chardet,
but on python-requests (which itself depends on python-chardet). So i
"fix
Sorry for the typos: I meant "with the Hope", and "my Python2
application doesn't really depend on python-chardet".
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Title:
python3-chardet break
Hi Julien and thanks for filing this bug.
I think your suggestion could work in principle, however I doubt it will
be implemented in practice. It would mean modifying a package to support
an unsupported package and more in general an unsupported setup.
Splitting the package in Debian would requir
PS: just to be clear: what I really mean is that, if python3-chardet was
split into a "python3-chardet" (with only the module), and a "chardet"
package (with only the binaries / manpage), it would then be possible
for a third party to provide a "python-chardet" without the binaries /
manpages that
I analyzed the two packages and I think I found the reason why they
break each other: both contain /usr/bin/chardet and /usr/bin/chardetect
(as well as the associated man pages).
So, a possible solution could be remove those two binaries, and their
man pages from both python-chardet and python3-ch
Maintainers are free to remove python2 if there are no reverse dependencies
left for the obvious unsupportability.
This happened here in [1] to resolve [2]
There also is no installation candidate left in a recent archive. Maybe
replaces/breaks was a bit too much (as users like you could be happy
I can confirm the behavior
** Changed in: python3-chardet (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
python3-chardet breaks install of pyt
