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status of dependency vcstools? #707
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This was discussed briefly in some internal infrastructure channels. I'm optimistic that we can move Bloom off from vcstools rather than attempt to resuscitate it once again in Fedora and continue kicking the can down the road. I've linked this issue to a development branch where I've been experimenting with using |
Any news of that dev branch ? Arch switched to 3.12 too, and Ubuntu 24.04 also, so I guess this might deserve more attention now. |
It's linked to this issue on the right pane of this page. |
Thanks, I didn't understood your first reference |
That branch's last commit is almost 2 years old. I guess the parallel question is: is "vcstool" still maintained ? |
So, this package (bloom) seems to depend on vcstools:
e.g.
bloom/setup.py
Line 15 in d3d21ae
bloom/bloom/commands/release.py
Line 118 in d3d21ae
I see recent activity in git commits on this project, so I think this project is still maintained.
However it seems that python-vcstools is no longer maintained, git repository is archived:
vcstools/vcstools#166
And the above pull request says "vcstools is no longer used in the ROS project", but actually as I've already wrote above, this project (bloom) uses vcstools, So what is the status of vcstools, and this project (bloom) in ROS project?
Especially, Fedora 39 plans to switch to python 3.12, and so we are currently rebuilding packages with python 3.12(beta4), then python-vcstools fails to build with python 3.12a4, I wanted to report to vcstools upstream, but now it is already archived. So this means that this project (bloom) is also going to fail to install with python 3.12, and bloom will be no longer available in upcoming Fedora 39.
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