Re: Question about blocked package to testing

Hi Robin, On Fri, Apr 03, 2020 at 09:46:34AM +0200, Robin Gustafsson wrote: > Hi Elías, > > > -Under build system it's fine [2] but with salsa-ci pipeline[3] it fails. > > Do you know why? > > The error in the build output [1] implies that GPICK_BUILD_DATE is > expected, but not found, among the

Re: Question about blocked package to testing

Dear Thibaut, On Fri, Apr 03, 2020 at 09:08:00AM +0200, Thibaut Paumard wrote: > Dear Elias, > > You can (and probably should) build your package using sbuild and > configure it to run autopkgtest after build. > > when sbuild is set-up, you can also run autopkgtest manually in its schroot. > > Y

Re: Question about blocked package to testing

Hi Elías, > -Under build system it's fine [2] but with salsa-ci pipeline[3] it fails. > Do you know why? The error in the build output [1] implies that GPICK_BUILD_DATE is expected, but not found, among the environment variables. You probably have it set in your local environment, but it's not b

Re: Question about blocked package to testing

Dear Elias, Le 03/04/2020 à 02:50, Elías Alejandro a écrit : > Hello all > I have a question about a package which have a delayed transition > to testing. Gpick package has fixed under unstable a bug related with > python3 migration but it's blocked because of regression.[1] > -Do you know how to

Question about blocked package to testing

Hello all I have a question about a package which have a delayed transition to testing. Gpick package has fixed under unstable a bug related with python3 migration but it's blocked because of regression.[1] -Do you know how to fix this regression block? How can I test under a local environment? -S