Package: src:cloud-init
Version: 26.2-1
User: [email protected]
Usertags: python3.15
Tags: ftbfs, forky, sid
Severity: important

Hi!

While rebuilding the python related packages against the Python 3.15rc2 version we found that cloud-init fails to build from source:
https://debusine.debian.net/debian/r-python-python3.15/artifact/4856104/

From the log, the error seems to happen here:
=================================== FAILURES =================================== _ TestParseCILogLine.test_parse_logline_returns_event_for_amazon_linux_2_line __

self = <tests.unittests.analyze.test_dump.TestParseCILogLine object at 0x7fa4a4504710>

    def test_parse_logline_returns_event_for_amazon_linux_2_line(self):
        line = (
"Apr 30 19:39:11 cloud-init[2673]: handlers.py[DEBUG]: start:" " init-local/check-cache: attempting to read from cache [check]"
        )

# Python deprecated parsing dates without a year due to ambiguous # leap year behavior. Parsing dates without leap years is something
        # that cloud-init analyze attempts to support.
        #
        # This test will start to fail in a future version of Python if
        # the deprecated behavior changes in a breaking way.
        with warnings.catch_warnings():
            warnings.simplefilter("ignore", category=DeprecationWarning)
            # Generate the expected value using `datetime`, so that TZ
            # determination is consistent with the code under test.
          date = datetime.strptime("Apr 30 19:39:11", "%b %d %H:%M:%S")
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

It seems that we are now at the Python version that causes this to fail, as this is the error that is eventually raised:

E ValueError: Day of month directive '%d' may not be used without a year directive. Parsing dates involving a day of month without a year is ambiguous and fails to parse leap day. Add a year to the input and format. See https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/70647.

Setting the severity to important for now. Once Python 3.15 is released and later added to python3-defaults, this bug will become release critical.

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Regards,
Marga

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