Re: QA python3-unittest2
On 1/17/24 14:25, Alexandre Detiste wrote: Le jeu. 11 janv. 2024 à 10:47, Thomas Goirand a écrit : I'm busy with the (tentative-) removal of python3-unittest2. unitest2 is an old version of what has become "unittest" in the standard library 90% of dependencies are stale and only need a quick edit of debian/control for the other I submit patches upstream Will you also send patches to upstream OpenStack? If so, please note that OpenStack uses Gerrit, and you need to follow the instructions detailed here for a new account: https://docs.openstack.org/contributors/en_GB/common/accounts.html I will learn Gerrit because I'm curious... ...but 90% of these remaining dep on unittest2 are really only about removing 1 line from debian/control ... only committing this change + setting the bug as pending would already help with triaging I can send Salsa MR if that's easier for everyone too. If you just send me the list of packages affected, with no change to be sent upstream, I can take care of it in a few minutes myself. Or have you already filled the bugs? Cheers, Thomas Goirand (zigo)
Re: QA python3-unittest2
Le jeu. 11 janv. 2024 à 10:47, Thomas Goirand a écrit : > > I'm busy with the (tentative-) removal of python3-unittest2. > > > > unitest2 is an old version of what has become "unittest" in the > > standard library > > > > 90% of dependencies are stale and only need a quick edit of debian/control > > for the other I submit patches upstream > > Will you also send patches to upstream OpenStack? If so, please note > that OpenStack uses Gerrit, and you need to follow the instructions > detailed here for a new account: > https://docs.openstack.org/contributors/en_GB/common/accounts.html I will learn Gerrit because I'm curious... ...but 90% of these remaining dep on unittest2 are really only about removing 1 line from debian/control ... only committing this change + setting the bug as pending would already help with triaging I can send Salsa MR if that's easier for everyone too. > I'd strongly recommend sending patches upstream rather than in > downstream Debian packages only. The next OpenStack release (codename: > Caracal) is due for April, so if you send patches upstream now, it's > going to be in Debian soonish. Great > Note that upstream OpenStack has been actively removing the Six > dependency, and they'll be very happy to have some kind of help > finishing the work. I'll do. have a nice day
