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debian testsuite failures #82
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Which version of flake8 is this with? Please post output of |
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On 11 November 2016 at 10:11, Ville Skyttä notifications@github.com wrote:
cpython and import-order seems missing in the environment. |
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I'll try to look into reproducing this. Could be the newer pycodestyle. But please do post the |
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On 11 November 2016 at 10:24, Ville Skyttä notifications@github.com wrote:
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Can't you install the listed packages on your system, and then run it? |
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...or even better yet, add the flake8 --version command to your CI build, and look up the output from the logs. E.g. apply this patch: 89d19ff |
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Reproduced, these are new in pycodestyle 2.1.0. Looks like there's no official flake8 version that would support that version of pycodestyle (Debian has it patched), and there seem to be some clear bugs in the combination of the two, so I'm not attempting to "fix" all of these right now. |
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Not fixing them will lead to the package being removed from debian due to the freeze approaching. I will try patching the files myself in the package. |
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But all the valid ones are fixed now. They will quite probably vanish from Debian reports as soon as they upgrade to valid combination of fixed upstream versions (flake8 3.2 and pycodestyle 2.2). |
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fyi: just uploaded flake8 3.2 and pycodestyle 2.2 to debian unstable. |
Hi,
it seems the rpmlint testsuite is producing failures in our continuous integration system.
https://ci.debian.net/data/packages/unstable/amd64/r/rpmlint/20161109_032352.autopkgtest.log.gz
The messages:
Any idea?
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