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<cruxbridge> <jloc0> I think contrib/python3-zipp needs the footprint refreshed. The LICENSE file has moved into another directory breaking it
<cruxbridge> <jloc0> Also gdk-pixbuf appears to dep on shared-mime-info but it’s not listed
<beerman> gdk-pixbuf works fine for me
<beerman> but I can confirm the footprint update on zipp
<cruxbridge> <jloc0> Hrmmm could be arm thing then or maybe another dep pulling in that one
<cruxbridge> <jloc0> Importlib_metadata same footprint thing as well
<beerman> I don't have a 3.8 container ready yet
<cruxbridge> <jloc0> No big deal, commented here then realized I should prob use the bug report on gitea anyway, not a huge issue tho
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<farkuhar> The switch in dependencies and build template (python3-pip replaced by python3-flit-core) was not accompanied by a bump in $version or $release, so it's possible that early testers of CRUX 3.8 (rc4 or 5) would still have the original configuration of python3-installer#0.7.0, resulting in the footprint mismatches. https://git.crux.nu/ports/opt/commit/b8d4299921413e9432afbc9105558a401c5487b4
<farkuhar> My other thought was to have the Pkgfile redefine make_footprint(), so that anything under the directory /usr/lib/python3.12/site-packages/${name#python3-}*dist-info/ appears as NEW, rather than 1 NEW + 2 MISSING in the event of a separate subdirectory containing LICENSE.
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<farkuhar> Update: the footprint mismatch reported by jloc0 still persists, regardless of whether python3-installer is built using pip3 or flit-core. So python3-installer is not the reason that LICENSE has its own subdirectory these days.
<jaeger> python stuff is getting more complicated, it seems