Reproducible on s390x via:
$ apt install python3-matplotlib python3-numpy python3-pyqt5
python3-pyqt5.qtsvg python3-pytest python3-pytest-xvfb python3-setuptools
$ apt build-dep pyspread
$ cd pyspread-1.99.6/pyspread
$ py.test-3 lib/test/test_qimageview.py
It expects
0xff123456
or on big endian
0x563412ff
That is like a full reversed number.
But we get actually what is expected on non big endian.
E assert 4279383126 == 1446253311
And 4279383126 == 0xff123456
So the byte swap seems to be handled elsewhere and here it does NOT come
up big-endianized.
If that is a test that was mistakenly made too big endian ready OR if there is
an underlying issue that needs to be fixed - I don't know.
I'll fix the test in some Ubuntu delta for now (it does not seem to be a
regression, but a new test coverage that was missing before) and report it
upstream for a long term resolution.
** Changed in: pyspread (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
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1.99.6 tests fail on s390x - byteorder
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