This would solve the .pyc timestamps problem. However, from reproducibility
point of view, it is a bit more desirable to use python-native, as - in
principle - different host Python versions can produce different compiled code
as well.
So it is not the timestamps only.
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On 6 April 2018 at 20:57, Juro Bystricky wrote:
> In order to remove timestamps from all .pyc files we need to recompile
> them with python3-native, as we cannot rely on the host python being
> able to do that. Both python-native and python3-native derive the timestamp
> from SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH if
In order to remove timestamps from all .pyc files we need to recompile
them with python3-native, as we cannot rely on the host python being
able to do that. Both python-native and python3-native derive the timestamp
from SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH if present.
However, building python3-native can be computat
