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Tests failing on openSUSE Tumbleweed, but succeeding on Leap/SLES #47
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Any ideas on this? I do not want to ignore checks just to have a successful package build... |
@johanneskastl The issue is that this is a legitimate failure and it needs someone to sit down and research it and I don't think anyone is currently working on that. The issue happens on newer Fedora, too. This is due to newer gnupg using I'd gladly accept a PR if someone wanted to research how to make |
OK, so at least it is a known issue and not only happening on openSUSE. I am not experienced enough to dig into this, unfortunately. I am merely packaging it... |
Yeah, it's every distro with a newer gnupg 😢 For packaging, you could just skip the tests that use Perhaps an easy fix for now is to just hide that option if we detect a too-new gnupg... But ideally, we'd figure out an actual solution and support keyboxd properly. |
Hi all,
just as a warning, the ansible-sign package started failing its build recently, but only on openSUSE Tumbleweed. The build for openSUSE Leap / SLES is still fine, so this looks like some incompatibility introduced by newer versions of $SOMETHING in Tumbleweed.
In case you need more details, please reach out.
Kind Regards,
Johannes
Full error output:
Tumbleweed uses:
Leap 15.5 uses:
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