On 7/31/18 12:45 PM, Liubov Chuprikova wrote: > Hi Steffen, > > On Sun, 29 Jul 2018 at 03:39 Steffen Möller <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > python-cyvcf2 was this accepted into unstable. That was quick. > > > I just noticed that there were not all necessary dependencies > indicated, so it doesn't build at the moment [1]. And I also cautch > one more error which arises in a test that invokes cyvcf2 using click > module. The fix is to export C.UTF-8 encoding and is relevant for > python3.6. I have just pushed these fixes, please, take a look! Will do. Thank you for that. > > @Liubov, you are most cordially invited to join the packaging of > whatever package you like. Just add yourself as an uploader and send a > ping for the upload. You did a very nice job on pybedtools [need to > investigate where this is stuck now] and cyvcf2, can't praise you > enough > for that. > > > Thank you! I need to do a small investigation first to find out which > package I would like to package. For now I am really enjoying writing > autopkgtests and fixing bugs. > > I am a bit lost among those python packages you wrote about in the > very first letter: python-seqcluster, pythong-gfftools, > python-pybedtools, python-cyvcf2. I would very glad if you give me a > hint which package to take in case you need more help!
I think if you could bring python-cyvcf2 to a stage that I could sponsor you, this would be nice. This sounds like the quickest thing to do and would give me a bit of a mental break on that. Python-bedtools just got all our (and additional) changes merged by upstream. I will look into that. Concerning python-seqcluster and pythong-gfftools, I admit to have already forgotten about them and have only now added seqcluster to the bio-dev tasks list :) All my motivation behind those packages comes from bcbio (also on salsa) for which the others are build dependencies. I do not care about any particular order these appear in our distribution. > P.S. Writing from my first DebConf in Taiwan :-) Then, by all means, close your laptop and talk to as many other developers as you possibly can to find out what you may be even more interested in. Wishing you (all) a pleasant and educational time over there Steffen
