#ubuntu-devel:
10:38 < lool> pitti: Re: python-dateutil MIR; there's an embedded storm copy in
elisa which is the code which relies on python-dateutil
10:38 < lool> I don't know how easy it would be for storm to move to python-tz;
I'll try to ask them, but it's unlikely that it happens in time
for intrepid
#storm:
10:41 < lool> Hey folks
10:41 < lool> The elisa packages embed a copy of storm because storm in intrepid is a bit too old (in particular, they need twisted integration)
10:42 < lool> I noticed that storm requires python-dateutil in this embedded
copy, but this is in universe
10:42 < lool> So I asked for its promotion to Ubuntu main; bug #271680; the problem is that we killed copies of the tz information in all packages in main, and python-dateutil would add a copy to main
again
10:42 < mup> Bug #271680: MIR for python-dateutil <python-dateutil (Ubuntu):Incomplete> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/271680>
10:43 < lool> So pitti asked whether it would be possible to use python-tz instead of something which doesn't embed tz info
#ubuntu-devel:
10:38 < lool> pitti: Re: python-dateutil MIR; there's an embedded storm copy in
elisa which is the code which relies on python-dateutil
10:38 < lool> I don't know how easy it would be for storm to move to python-tz;
I'll try to ask them, but it's unlikely that it happens in time
for intrepid
#storm:
intrepid is a bit too old (in particular, they need twisted
integration)
problem is that we killed copies of the tz information in all
packages in main, and python-dateutil would add a copy to main
( Ubuntu) :Incomplete> <https:/ /launchpad. net/bugs/ 271680>
instead of something which doesn't embed tz info
10:41 < lool> Hey folks
10:41 < lool> The elisa packages embed a copy of storm because storm in
10:42 < lool> I noticed that storm requires python-dateutil in this embedded
copy, but this is in universe
10:42 < lool> So I asked for its promotion to Ubuntu main; bug #271680; the
again
10:42 < mup> Bug #271680: MIR for python-dateutil <python-dateutil
10:43 < lool> So pitti asked whether it would be possible to use python-tz