Open Stack

Thanks, I'm still not sure if it actually is a bug, to be honest. I  
compared the list of packages between V and W and W contains almost  
double the amount. From ceph to librte (not sure what those are for)  
the differences are huge, for example W contains the openvswitch  
packages while in V they are from the main update repo. I will try to  
get to the bottom of this and if it actually is a bug I'll report it  
to Canonical.

Thanks for your input!
Eugen

Zitat von Jeremy Stanley <fungi at yuggoth.org>:

> On 2023-04-06 07:31:53 +0000 (+0000), Eugen Block wrote:
> [...]
>> The package would be installed from the main repo
>> (ubuntu-2004-amd64-main-amd64). This is the state before I install
>> any openstack related packages.
> [...]
>> I understand, but how does PyPI get into this environment? How
>> could I find out?
> [...]
>
> Oh, sorry, this is probably an incorrect assumption on my part.
>
> If the bug you're experiencing is with the OpenStack client
> installed from Ubuntu's packages, then you need to report that
> traceback to Canonical/Ubuntu. It mentions code paths which aren't
> present in the pyperclip we test with upstream, because we don't
> test with Ubuntu's packages of Python libraries, so may be a problem
> specific to Ubuntu's own packages.
>
> The general rule is that when encountering a bug while using a
> downstream distribution of any application, you should report the
> bug to the distribution you're using rather than to the upstream
> development community, because distributions often patch things in
> order to make their collection of software more consistent and
> coinstallable, and therefore have a better idea of whether a problem
> you're encountering is one of their own making or something they
> should pass upstream to be investigated in the software itself.
> --
> Jeremy Stanley