00:10 <jaeger> Is this just another new dependency thing?

00:10 <jaeger> hatchling.plugin.exceptions.UnknownPluginError: Unknown metadata hook: fancy-pypi-readme

00:11 <jaeger> Looks like maybe it is: https://github.com/hynek/hatch-fancy-pypi-readme

06:01 <beerman> those names are getting ridiculous

14:17 <jaeger> yeah

14:18 <beerman> jaeger: http://dpaste.com/FB7ZM83R2 are you fine with this change? i am pulling 3.6 into 3.7 right now

14:18 <beerman> also should be /usr/bin/python3 to kill the chance of a virtual environment interfering

14:20 <jaeger> I guess it could be done this way but seems simpler to just use '$PKG/usr/lib/python*/blah' instead

14:20 <beerman> true

14:20 <beerman> but why be a shotgun if you can be a surgical scalpel? :D

14:21 <jaeger> I was just thinking of processing overhead, minor though it is

14:29 <beerman> well, you can decide, * or my diff

14:30 <beerman> i am whatever, i used that with core/nftables and i think romster used it before me with contrib/boost or something, not sure

15:27 <beerman> i went with * for the sake of getting done with it for the moment

15:27 <beerman> feel free to change it

16:32 <farkuhar> "shotgun versus surgical scalpel" is a choice we can make in the Pkgfile, but not in the footprint (unless a proposal like FS#1576 is adopted). Since the footprint in the 3.6 ports tree will already have python3.9 hard-coded, the extra overhead of having the Pkgfile spawn a python process (just to get the version number) is almost "too clever by half".

16:43 <beerman> i don't see how that saying could apply here, but okay

16:59 <farkuhar> actually "too clever by half" is more apt as a description of the FS#1576 proposal. Rather than requiring the same footprint to fit every installation, Fun offers a pre_diff_footprint_filter() that could pipe the auto-generated footprint through sed, changing the python version number before testing for a footprint mismatch.

17:02 <SiFuh> farkuhar: kind of like <kernel-version> in footprints for drivers? I remember mentioning it a few years back that perl and python should have a <python-version> <perl-version>

18:44 <jaeger> I went with * as well, just hadn't pushed it yet due to work