Karl Berry <k...@freefriends.org>, Mon Mar 27 2023 00:47:18 GMT+0200 (Central European Summer Time)
     Subject: bug#30556: [PATCH] Python tests should run with multiple python
      versions

Thanks Bogdan (for this and other recent patches).


 Glad to help. :)


     I guess this got fixed in the repository

Yes, Mike (Frysinger) has installed several Python-related patches since
the last release. And I think others are still pending.


Yes, I saw a few commits in the history. I didn't dig deeper into them, but I saw that some at least touched one of the areas pointed to by this bug, so I simply assumed the commits fixed this bug "by the way". Python support looks more complicated than I thought (install source, complied objects, compiled-optimized objects, one time in "lib", the other - in "lib64", ...), but this at least was something I more-or-less understand and could help with.


I've kind of
lost track of the current situation.

(Myself, I remain blocked due to the random test failure
problem. Someday I'll get back to Automake, I hope, but not this week. :()


Since the defects I understand and maybe can fix are becoming fewer and fewer, I'm looking at that myself as well. Right now, I still insist the problem is in autom4te, but I'll need to do more analysis and testing.


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