RDEPEND is unset, while it should contain the majority of DEPEND. The tests are only run against the current Python interpreter, defining DISTUTILS_SRC_TEST=nosetests is likely the right way to go for this. tox is in DEPEND's USE=test conditional, but it isn't used in the current ebuild. If it was to be used in the future then the tox config's dependencies on 2.6, 2.7 and pypy should probably be handled too. Setting DISTUTILS_SRC_TEST accomplishes basically the same thing as tox support would in this instance anyway. turses makes use of context handlers(2.6+ or __future__ import) and except..as syntax(2.6+). It isn't difficult to patch for 2.5 support if required, but it is probably simpler to just ignore it ;) The attached patch addresses these points. Thanks, James PS. Can I sneak in a small bump request too? 0.2.10 was released a few days ago. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 332580 [details, diff] turses-0.2.9-fix_depends.patch
Created attachment 332780 [details, diff] turses_global_tests.patch I hadn't spotted it originally, but turses also installs a top-level tests directory. This weak patch fixes that.
turses bumped to 0.2.11. Everything that you mention has been fixed. Thanks for reporting.
Huh? None of it has been fixed. Maybe you forgot to commit your changes...
*turses-0.2.13-r1 (09 May 2013) 09 May 2013; Mike Gilbert <floppym@gentoo.org> +turses-0.2.13-r1.ebuild, -turses-0.2.10.ebuild, -turses-0.2.11-r1.ebuild, -turses-0.2.11.ebuild, -turses-0.2.12.ebuild, -turses-0.2.9.ebuild: Convert to distutils-r1. Resolves bug 447604 by James Rowe. Remove old.
