On 12-Oct-2013, Thomas Goirand wrote: > It's a pleasure to see that you care for your package. :)
Thank you, it's a pleasure to get assistance and testing. > There's a problem in the dh_link override of your package. Good catch. I don't test on Wheezy, but this does expose a bug in the packaging. > dh_link \ > --package=python-coverage \ > usr/share/python-coverage/htmlfiles \ > usr/lib/python2.7 2.6/dist-packages/coverage/htmlfiles What's happening here is that I'm using ‘PYTHON2_VERSION’ (generated by ‘shell pyversions -vr’) as though that contains exactly one version. On Sid there is currently only one Python 2 *and* only one Python 3, but on Wheezy there is more than one Python 2. So the above command has a space where I'm not expecting it. > In fact, I don't think there is a --package=python-coverage option in > dh_link (to be checked). Nothing talks about it in the man page. The ‘--package’ option is documented in ‘debhelper(7)’, section “SHARED DEBHELPER OPTIONS”. > Also, the package does links for python 2.7 only. Not python 2.6 is the > package is backported, or python 3. So I need to correct the ‘debian/rules’ to make use of ‘pyversions’ and ‘py3versions’ output as a *sequence* of versions. I'll get to that now. For Python 3, I think the ‘debian/python3-coverage.links’ handles the symlink correctly since the directory is the same for all Python 3 versions. -- \ “Fear him, which after he hath killed hath power to cast into | `\ hell; yea, I say unto you, Fear him.” –Jesus, as quoted in Luke | _o__) 12:5 | Ben Finney <b...@benfinney.id.au>
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