bug#68171: closed ([PATCH 0/2] Enable tests for python-h5py)

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> [PATCH 0/2] Enable tests for python-h5py
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> Sun, 31 Dec 2023 12:52:32 +0100
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> While writing a different package definition, I noticed python-h5py does
> not have any of its tests enabled. To make the tests pass, only two new
> packages needed to be added to the native inputs.
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> A total of 130 dependent packages would need to be rebuilt. Although it
> seems unlikely that only adding tests would break dependent builds, I
> checked that locally all dependent packages that could be built before
> this patch series, can still be built when these patches are applied (at
> least for x86_64-linux).
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> Troy Figiel (2):
>   gnu: python-h5py: Enable tests.
>   gnu: python-h5py: Reformat with guix style.
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>  gnu/packages/python-xyz.scm | 30 +++++++++++++-----------------
>  1 file changed, 13 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-)
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> base-commit: 2a242e86379ebddbdddf2927f26e5e27a98fc605
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> > While writing a different package definition, I noticed python-h5py does
> > not have any of its tests enabled. To make the tests pass, only two new
> > packages needed to be added to the native inputs.
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> > A total of 130 dependent packages would need to be rebuilt. Although it
> > seems unlikely that only adding tests would break dependent builds, I
> > checked that locally all dependent packages that could be built before
> > this patch series, can still be built when these patches are applied (at
> > least for x86_64-linux).
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> Agreed. Applied, thanks!
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> Mathieu
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