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add test to ensure that 'pip check' doesn't return any broken requirements for installed Python packages in compat layer #144
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Opened a Gentoo bug report, as it looked like an issue with the ebuild file: https://bugs.gentoo.org/827882 |
Actually it was a bug in the Gentoo quickly fixed it by adding a workaround in the new ebuild file: |
I think we should add |
Oh, sorry, that makes sense, indeed. I overlooked that making a test was part of the issue... |
See also #152 (which is a duplicate, I guess) |
Works fine for
2021.06
compat layer:But in the draft 2021.12 compat layer (built with playbook from #140):
This is most likely an upstream issue in Gentoo (missing dependency)...
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