On 2024-07-04 16:23, Drew Parsons wrote:
On 2024-07-03 08:34, Diane Trout wrote:
Upstream's release files for debugpy includes a vendored copy of
pydevd. For the 1.8.2 release it looks like it includes pydevd 2.9.5.
I tried building 1.8.2 with the embedded copy of pydevd removed and
the
tests immediately crashed without making much progress at all.
I tried again keeping the embedded copy of pydevd and for Python 3.12
the test runner reported:
= 87 failed, 1092 passed, 38 skipped, 18 warnings, 83 errors in
361.96s
(0:06:01) =
Could be that those crashes were caught in the middle of the python
3.12 transition.
I was able to to get debugpy 1.8.2 building successfully, both in the
de-vendored form using pydevd 3.1.0+ds-2, and in the upstream form
using their vendored pydevd.
The multiprocess tests had some crashes, but single process build tests
(-n1) passed.
To be fair, I got a number of test failures building de-vendored debugpy
1.8.2 using pydevd 3.1.0 in chroot.
One failure from python 3.11
(test_numpy.py::test_ndarray[program-launch]), many more from python
3.12 (20 failures, most from test_stop_on_entry.py::test_stop_on_entry).
The tests seem a little flakey with some randomness in the failures.
In any case -n1 tests passed when upstream's vendored pydevd was used.
Drew
