On 02/09/2018 12:13 AM, Mark Asselstine wrote:
The use of libunique is non-consequential here. The issue is that the gtk-doc package has imports which are not going to be present via direct runtime dependencies. Any sw which attempts to run the python scripts found in gtk-doc will fail in the same way unless the python3-six is installed via an indirect dependency. I didn't have a chance to dig in to this deeper today so I don't have more to add than this but the "import six" is pretty explicit and will fail unless this script is not meant to actually be run anytime, anywhere.
gtk-doc recipe does have a direct dependency on python3-six, subject to 'api-documentation' in DISTRO_FEATURES. The reason it's conditional is that we don't want to build a ton of gtk-doc dependencies in the default case that used by almost everyone. Yes, this produces gtk-doc scripts that are not working, but they will not be run anyway, if gtk-doc capable recipes inherit the gtk-doc class, which will disable the gtk-doc feature. libunique was missing that inherit, the patch to fix that is now on oe-devl list. Take it and the issue will go away.
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