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LGTM! Although gitlab is failing in some cases ... are they random networking failures?
It was CentOS that was giving trouble. "python3 not found" and I believe Dan changed that. I think he was installing a link from /usr/bin/python3 to /usr/bin/python36 or something like that. Now several platforms are complaining including Ubuntu. This is rather frustrating. The CI is dictating progress. I still have several issues to fix for v0.27.3 and I'd like fixed issues integrated into v0.27-maintenance before dealing with the remaining open stuff. There's now almost no possibility of releasing 0.27.3 on schedule. On the other hand, there's nothing super urgent. Everything will settle soon. |
Robin Mills <[email protected]> writes:
It was CentOS that was giving trouble. "python3 not found" and I
believe Dan changed that. I think he was installing a link from
/usr/bin/python3 to /usr/bin/python36 or something like that. Now
several platforms are complaining including Ubuntu.
I changed all the CI containers to use the latest available version,
which incurred a version bump in Debian & Ubuntu (and Fedora, but that
one keeps working flawlessly). I'll try to find out what the hell is
broken now.
This is rather frustrating. The CI is dictating progress.
On the other hand it prevents broken commits to land in
master/maintenance. And belive me, I know this frustration: I've got
#898 open since June which fails to
build on Windows (on top of that with an error that doesn't make the
least bit of sense).
… I still have several issues to fix for v0.27.3 and I'd like fixed issues integrated into v0.27-maintenance before dealing with the remaining open stuff. There's now almost no possibility of releasing 0.27.3 on schedule. On the other hand, there's nothing super urgent. Everything will settle soon.
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Pull request has been modified.
CentOS recently started to provide python3 by default obsoleted python36. Our manual hack broke the test suite and is no longer required.
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This should fix the build failures on CentOS that appeared today. Also, I bumped the version of the GitLab CI containers to use the
latest
tag where applicable.