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btest fails in Vagrant environment #2859
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Ah I know what the problem is - the new integration test suite itself is Python 3 only, and btest uses the path |
Fixes fedora-infra#2859 Signed-off-by: Sebastian Wojciechowski <s.wojciechowski89@gmail.com>
Fixes fedora-infra#2859 Signed-off-by: Sebastian Wojciechowski <s.wojciechowski89@gmail.com>
Fixes fedora-infra#2859 Signed-off-by: Sebastian Wojciechowski <s.wojciechowski89@gmail.com>
Fixes fedora-infra#2859 Signed-off-by: Sebastian Wojciechowski <s.wojciechowski89@gmail.com>
Fixes #2859 Signed-off-by: Sebastian Wojciechowski <s.wojciechowski89@gmail.com>
@bowlofeggs Can we close this issue? I have no idea why mergify skip closing it. |
@sebwoj Mergify doesn't close issues, GitHub does. I see that the commit message says "Fixes #2859", but the pull request (#2866) doesn't. Perhaps GitHub only closes issues if the pull request description has that text? Not sure. Either way, it is good to use that text in both the commit message and pull request description so the git log has it and so the pull request is linked to the issue (though it's not hard to get from the commit to the associated pull request). |
Good to know :) |
While checking my work on #2858 I found that the tests in the Vagrant environment fail because a non-ascii character is used without a character encoding declared in a number of files:
This is only a problem in Python 2. Was the plan to drop Python 2 support? If so I think the fix here is to just drop that from
btest
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