That is great... eventually I would switch. I am still providing backports for
supported debian ubuntu releases through NeuroDebian, so I would need
compatible version of pybuild for those releases. Pandas though might switch
earlier since they started to demand recentish numpy, so backports ar
[Yaroslav Halchenko, 2014-11-05]
> I would recommend to look into rules of pandas package where I with
> Julian's initiative have somewhat "harmonized" (although it is
> still quite ugly) building both python2 and python3 with moving .so to
> -lib packages .
pybuild can do that for you (--ext-dest
[Zack Weinberg, 2014-11-05]
> The scikit-learn packaging only builds python2 packages, even though
> upstream does support python3 (this is bug #730532). I happen to need
> scikit with python3 so I tried to update the packaging using the
> instructions at https://wiki.debian.org/Python/Pybuild , b
I would recommend to look into rules of pandas package where I with
Julian's initiative have somewhat "harmonized" (although it is
still quite ugly) building both python2 and python3 with moving .so to
-lib packages .
I know that MDP's author is also eager to get python3-sklearn package so
it woul
The scikit-learn packaging only builds python2 packages, even though
upstream does support python3 (this is bug #730532). I happen to need
scikit with python3 so I tried to update the packaging using the
instructions at https://wiki.debian.org/Python/Pybuild , but I
consistently get a python3-skle
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