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"dstat" is still using python2 and besides "rpl" one of the last two packages keep pulling the python2 stacl
OK, I will look into this when I will find a time window... I'm currently engaged in other important stuff. I'm not sure for F25, but I think I should be able to fix this at least for F26.
https://github.com/dagwieers/dstat/issues/118
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seriously? reported 2016 for Fedora 24 and now F28 still pulls python2, python2-libs, python2-pip and python2-setuptools for a 197 KB package - only the fact that all the python crap pulls "pip" is a joke - nobody needs that when running distribution packages
(In reply to Harald Reindl from comment #5) > seriously? > > reported 2016 for Fedora 24 and now F28 still pulls python2, python2-libs, > python2-pip and python2-setuptools for a 197 KB package - only the fact that > all the python crap pulls "pip" is a joke - nobody needs that when running > distribution packages Yeah, seriously. What to you expect me to do? To take over the whole upstream project and rewrite it into Python3? The pull-request issue for this in the upstream is still open (for 2 years now): https://github.com/dagwieers/dstat/issues/118 I'm only maintaining the package here, I have other more important obligations somewhere else. So please, take your rants somewhere else, unless you have something meaningful to add to the discussion. Or better, you can help Fedora dealing with this instead - I can provide you the commit rights. :) Have a nice day! -- Dee'Kej --
what about asking the python people for help instead a year of silence? > I'm only maintaining the package here yeah, i am only the user here and guess what: i remove dstat from all machines because of that issue
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/MergeDstatAndPerformanceCoPilot