Hi Timo,
And the transition is now complete :-)
Best wishes,
Julian
On Tue, Jan 09, 2024 at 05:45:04PM +, Julian Gilbey wrote:
> Hi Timo,
>
> Please can we hold back on uploading pytest 8 to unstable until the
> current Python 3.12 transition is complete? It is entirely possible
> that
Hi Julian,
* Julian Gilbey [2024-01-09 17:45]:
Please can we hold back on uploading pytest 8 to unstable until the
current Python 3.12 transition is complete?
Sure! I'll keep it in experimental, and we can check what still
needs fixing after the Python 3.12 dust has settled.
Cheers
Timo
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On 2024-01-09 12:45, Julian Gilbey wrote:
Hi Timo,
Please can we hold back on uploading pytest 8 to unstable until the
current Python 3.12 transition is complete? It is entirely possible
that several of the packages that currently break with pytest 8
already have newer upstream versions that ad
Hi Timo,
Please can we hold back on uploading pytest 8 to unstable until the
current Python 3.12 transition is complete? It is entirely possible
that several of the packages that currently break with pytest 8
already have newer upstream versions that address these issues, but
it's probably not wi
Hi,
I recently uploaded the pre-release pytest 8.0.0~rc1 to experimental
as an early warning for the breaking changes which typically happen
on major version bumps.
I've attached a dd-list of packages which exhibit autopkgtest
regressions [1], with the intent of MBF'ing (with separate
annou
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