Hi Liliana and Maxim, 2024/09/11, Liliana Marie Prikler:
> Am Mittwoch, dem 11.09.2024 um 09:29 +0200 schrieb Remco van 't Veer: >> Hi Maxim, >> >> 2024/09/11, Maxim Cournoyer: >> >> > It's nice that this fixes the package build, but propagating >> > various version of Python libraries a road that to leads to >> > problems. Currently it's important that propagated things are all >> > compatible together. >> > >> > I'd suggest trying to update python-gst to see if it works with the >> > newer python-pygobject instead. >> >> It does because this is the newer version. I proposed to do a graft >> or >> just go for the upgrade[1] but python-pygobject has a lot of >> dependent >> packages. >> >> $ guix refresh --list-dependent python-pygobject >> Building the following 2015 packages would ensure 4466 dependent >> packages are rebuilt: .. >> >> Should I provide a patch to just go for the newer version? > How many dependents does python-gst have? $ guix refresh --list-dependent python-gst Building the following 6 packages would ensure 6 dependent packages are rebuilt: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] > Can we patch it to work with the current version? Probably but I think python-gobject is actually broken now and needs to be upgraded. I am not aware of other packages failing because of this but I think there are. > If not, can sneak in python-gobject-3.48 as a regular input instead of > propagating it? I do not know what that means. > Perhaps we could even delay this for gnome-team, where massive rebuilds > are less of an issue. Yes please? Also note, that this patch has been merged and the issue has been closed. Maybe it should be reopened or a new issue should be opened?
