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Workaround for distutils bug in Ubuntu/Debian's Python3 versions #2220

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This will probably mean a lot of PYTHONPATH munging can be avoided, as a result there may be docs and cmake test config that need to be cleaned up.

Fixes #1782

Should be merged with the OpenCog PR to avoid confusion - I'll link it to this one.

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linas commented Jun 12, 2019

looks reasonable to me.

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linas commented Jun 13, 2019

@vsbogd and @stellarspot are the ones who are the most impacted by the python subsystem. They need to figure this stuff out...

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vsbogd commented Jun 14, 2019

Change looks good to me, it is nice idea to workaround it.
Only thing which is suspicious is that ShellUTest is failed in OpenCog. Trying to rebuild it one more time to check if it is sporadic behavior.

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linas commented Jun 14, 2019

ShellUTest should never fail, unless you have the infamous netcat without the -q flag (the -n flag??) in which case it will always fail, and you have to retest after removing that flag :-(

@linas linas merged commit dfc68b8 into opencog:master Jun 14, 2019
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vsbogd commented Jun 14, 2019

ShellUTest failed: https://circleci.com/gh/opencog/atomspace/2524
SurprisingnessUTest failed: https://circleci.com/gh/opencog/atomspace/2526

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ferrouswheel commented Jun 14, 2019 via email

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linas commented Jun 14, 2019

SurprisinessUTest fails randomly about a third the time. Just keep hitting the retest button until it passes. That's an issue for @ngeiswei

I guess that ShellUTest fails intermittently as well :-(

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