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pytest
conflict with logilab-common
#1833
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We - that is both pytest developers and me together with @PCManticore who's the pylint maintainer - tried to talk to logilab to drop their FWIW, I think nothing uses Since about a year, however,
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Thank you for the information! Do you have any pointers to past discussion with logilab about this issue? Looking at the current reverse dependencies of
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There were various discussions, but here's the one I found:
I also remember another discussion in their bugtracker which I can't find anymore, and I think the pylint maintainer also talked to them privately, but I'm not 100% sure anymore on that (it's been over a year since I talked to him about it). |
@sebastinas It sounds like your are able to resolve this in Debian? That would be great news for all involved. To be fair we where afraid of causing trouble for you but we where all a bit stuck between a rock and a hard place. If you can make this change in Debian that would be awesome. If so would you mind closing the issue here if there's nothing else to be done by us? Thanks |
I will try to take this up with logilab-common upstream. I don't see anything to be done here, so I'm closing this issue. Thanks for all the links. |
Thank you! Can you please keep us updated if there's any news? |
A patch renaming the binary from |
logilab-common version 1.3.0 just got released, it does not ship |
@dlax thanks for the update |
While updating the Debian package for pytest I noticed that pytest now ships a
pytest
binary and it's supposed to be the new default entrypoint. However, logilab-common provides the same entrypoint since many versions. #1662 claims that this conflict has been resolved, but logilab-common still contains the entrypoint. Were there any discussions with the logilab developers about this issue?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: