Notes about issue python_shebang_and_dependency_nondeterministically_3_or_3_point_5 in unstable
| Identifier: | python_shebang_and_dependency_nondeterministically_3_or_3_point_5 |
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| Suites: | unstable / trixie / bookworm / bullseye / experimental |
| URL: | https://bugs.debian.org/804339 |
| Description: |
The initial line of python programs is #!/usr/bin/python3.5 in build1 and #!/usr/bin/python3 in build2. This is caused by us building multiple Python versions into separate directories under {build_dir} but then installing them to the *same* {destdir}. . If any of these builds complete in under 1 second, distutils may decide to skip copying files to {destdir} as it incorrectly believes them to be up-to-date. This will result in a package arbitrarily containing scripts with different version shebangs and, by extension, binary dependencies. |
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