Tests fail with python 3.12 and higher

[jelly]

    def test_uri2fsn():
        # type: () -> None

        if sys.platform != "win32":
            with pytest.raises(ValueError):
                assert uri2fsn(u"file:///%00")
            with pytest.raises(ValueError):
                assert uri2fsn("file:///%00")
            assert uri2fsn("file:///foo") == fsnative(u"/foo")
            assert uri2fsn(u"file:///foo") == fsnative(u"/foo")
            assert isinstance(uri2fsn("file:///foo"), fsnative)
            assert isinstance(uri2fsn(u"file:///foo"), fsnative)
            assert \
                uri2fsn("file:///foo-%E1%88%B4") == path2fsn(b"/foo-\xe1\x88\xb4")
>           assert uri2fsn("file:NOPE") == fsnative(u"/NOPE")
E           AssertionError: assert 'PE' == '/NOPE'
E
E             - /NOPE
E             + PE

>>> urlunparse(parsed)
'file:NOPE'
>>> urlunparse(parsed)[7:]
'PE'

So these days Python no longer adds // automatically.

[lazka]

Thanks.

[lazka]

Just wondering, where did this came up? (Distro?)

[jelly]

Came up in Arch Linux but we've now removed this package as quodlibet versions senf now.

[lazka]

Ah, that's why I didn't find it. Sounds like a good decision.