On 2019-10-15 13:57, PICCA Frederic-Emmanuel wrote:
I didn't notice it, so wasn't planning to add it. spyder_kernels
imports without complaining, and spyder seems to start fine anyway.
Where does it come to notice?
I do not know, but on wndows it is optional.
So maybe this is not a big issue.
> I didn't notice it, so wasn't planning to add it. spyder_kernels
> imports without complaining, and spyder seems to start fine anyway.
> Where does it come to notice?
I do not know, but on wndows it is optional.
So maybe this is not a big issue.
Fred
On 2019-10-15 13:19, PICCA Frederic-Emmanuel wrote:
It seems that wurlitzer which is a dependency of spyder-kernel is
missing.
did you plan to add it ?
I didn't notice it, so wasn't planning to add it. spyder_kernels
imports without complaining, and spyder seems to start fine anyway.
It seems that wurlitzer which is a dependency of spyder-kernel is missing.
did you plan to add it ?
cheers
On 2019-10-15 03:40, PICCA Frederic-Emmanuel wrote:
Hello
Hi Frédéric, I prepared spyder (and spyder-kernels) for python2
removal.
The removal of cloudpickle forces us to do it earlier than we
otherwise
might have.
no problem for me :), the faster we get rid of Python2, the better.
With
Hello
> Hi Frédéric, I prepared spyder (and spyder-kernels) for python2 removal.
> The removal of cloudpickle forces us to do it earlier than we otherwise
> might have.
no problem for me :), the faster we get rid of Python2, the better.
> With spyder, it made sense to me to keep spyder as the
Hi Frédéric, I prepared spyder (and spyder-kernels) for python2 removal.
The removal of cloudpickle forces us to do it earlier than we otherwise
might have.
With spyder, it made sense to me to keep spyder as the main binary
package, relegating spyder3 to a transitional dependency package. I
Severity 938550 serious
Thanks
spyder (build-)depends on python-cloudpickle which has already been dropped by
the cloudpickle source package.
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