Control: reassign 848508 magic-wormhole 6.6-1 Control: reassign 848515 python3-click 0.8.1-2
(sigh...) On 2016-12-17 18:08:06, Joey Hess wrote: > Antoine Beaupré wrote: >> That's a good point! However, wouldn't that be a bug with wormhole on OS >> X (as opposed to here, on Debian, which supports UTF-8 natively). > > I think wormhole can be used with either python2 or python3, and the > error message says this is a python3 problem, and Debian has it using > python3. That's why I reported the bug here. > > From http://click.pocoo.org/5/python3/ > > At the moment, it is strongly recommended is to use Python 2 for Click > utilities unless Python 3 is a hard requirement. > > Advice Debian is disregarding it seems.. That's a good point - maybe we could provide a python2 and python3 binary? I guess we were just trying to get with the program and not directly support the older Python 2. :) > Concerned that if I build something using wormhole, I'll get to learn > about every Debian user who has LANG=C or does not have any locale set. As a non-native english speaker, I am discovering more and more that a lot of people haven't switched to unicode just yet indeed. :) > (Maybe I *can* just force LANG=C.UTF-8; on operating systems where > wormhole is using python2, it probably won't matter if that locale is > not available.) That's probably true. I guess the next step here is to look at how we can provide both binaries? Or just ship with Python2? A. -- I believe that if someone choose arts as their subject but do not criticize the issues of their society, they have have betrayed themselves, their conscience, and their society. - Atena Farghadani
