debian-rules-uses-installed-python-versions
The package appears to use py3versions -i to determine
the "installed" Python versions.
However, this can cause issues if a Python transition is in progress
as the -minimal variant of the previous version
(eg. python3.X-minimal) remains installed in many environments.
This variant then provides enough of an interpreter to count as being
"installed" but not enough for the tests themselves to succeed in most
cases. This then prevents the overall transition from taking place.
Please replace this will a call to all "supported" packages instead
(eg. py3versions -s and ensure python3-all is listed
in the build dependencies.
For more information please consult:
The tag is present in Lintian version 2.114.163.
That is the most recent version we know about.
We use semantic versions.
The patch number is a commit step indicator relative to the
2.114.0
release tag in our Git
repository.
You can find the detection logic for this version at commit c1c05b0. For merge requests, please use the latest version in the Lintian check debian/rules.
Visibility: warning