On 11-10-2022 16:20, Ben Beasley wrote:
This is the classic issue where the “un-built” package gets imported
instead of the “built” one in the buildroot that you are trying to test.
I had some luck executing the tests, but ran into a BLAS linking issue
that I did not have time to investigate full
This is the classic issue where the “un-built” package gets imported
instead of the “built” one in the buildroot that you are trying to test.
I had some luck executing the tests, but ran into a BLAS linking issue
that I did not have time to investigate fully. Please see
https://bugzilla.redhat.
Hi,
Some background on pathfix.py. On Fedora, pathfix.py is available as
/usr/bin/pathfix.py but also /usr/bin/pathfixX.Y.py where X.Y is the
Python version (ex: pathfix3.10.py). So it's an executable program
(implemented in Python).
Yep, I just removed pathfix.py from Python 3.12, as part of the
On 11. 10. 22 11:47, Miro Hrončok wrote:
Hello Pythonistas,
The pathfix.py script has been removed from future Python 3.12:
https://discuss.python.org/t/remove-outdated-tools-scripts-scripts/19571
https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/98167
In Fedora, we package it to python3-devel as /usr/bi
Hi,
I'm stuck at trying to get tests to run for a Python package I submitted
for review [1].
During build the package generates skmisc/__config__.py, which is needed
by pytest. I copied it over from %pyproject_build_lib/skmisc only to hit
another ImportError:
E ModuleNotFoundError: No mo
Hello Pythonistas,
The pathfix.py script has been removed from future Python 3.12:
https://discuss.python.org/t/remove-outdated-tools-scripts-scripts/19571
https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/98167
In Fedora, we package it to python3-devel as /usr/bin/pathfix.py and we use it
in:
%py3_sh
