I have been actively working on the python-debianbts part of this. I commented
on #732644
but not CC the list at the time. The python-debianbts module depends on
python-soappy.
There seems to only be one SOAP module currently working on python3. It is a
fork of suds
which is not packaged for
On Dec 07, 2013, at 01:32 AM, Steve Langasek wrote:
It seems there is a wishlist bug report asking for reportbug to be switched:
http://bugs.debian.org/714896
I've started working on this, though I won't finish before the winter break.
I've pushed my personal git repo to alioth, modulo the
On Wed, Dec 04, 2013 at 08:12:45PM -0800, Diane Trout wrote:
Instead, I mean, what would it take for the basic Debian system to install
Python 3 only by default, and have any system scripts that depend on Python
be Python 3.
Nothing.
I just did a default no-tasks selected debian wheezy
On Dec 04, 2013, at 06:16 PM, Steve Langasek wrote:
Why should it be Jessie+1 instead of Jessie?
The only reason I suggested Jessie+1 was because the official call for release
goal deadline was Sept 30, which we've obviously passed. However, as you and
I discussed off-line, the more modest goal
that that shouldn't change, at
least for the foreseeable future (re: PEP 394).
Instead, I mean, what would it take for the basic Debian system to install
Python 3 only by default, and have any system scripts that depend on Python be
Python 3.
Anyway, this is mostly just FYI for those who like to keep tabs
/usr/bin/python point
to - I think we're all largely in agreement that that shouldn't change, at
least for the foreseeable future (re: PEP 394).
Instead, I mean, what would it take for the basic Debian system to install
Python 3 only by default, and have any system scripts that depend on Python
/usr/bin/python point
to - I think we're all largely in agreement that that shouldn't change, at
least for the foreseeable future (re: PEP 394).
Instead, I mean, what would it take for the basic Debian system to install
Python 3 only by default, and have any system scripts that depend
Instead, I mean, what would it take for the basic Debian system to install
Python 3 only by default, and have any system scripts that depend on Python
be Python 3.
Nothing.
I just did a default no-tasks selected debian wheezy system and no version of
python was installed.
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