fedora-livecd-python3

Script to find out state of Python 3 support on Fedora livecd according to official kickstarts, Lorax templates and OSTree manifests

Uses kickstarts from https://git.fedorahosted.org/git/spin-kickstarts.git Uses Lorax templates from https://git.fedorahosted.org/git/lorax.git Uses OSTree manifests from https://git.fedorahosted.org/git/fedora-atomic.git

Note, that even with DNF 0.6.1 this still outputs more packages than there actually are on livecd, see rhbz#1131969#c8.

dnf-livecd-python.py

Usage:

./dnf-livecd-python.py (-k KICKSTART | -p KICKSTART_BY_PATH | -l LORAX_TEMPLATE | -O OSTREE_MANIFEST )
	[-b] [--actual] [--env-group-optionals]

The script measures Python 3 readiness or actuall progress of package set defined by given kickstart (-k), lorax template (-l) or ostree manifest (-o) from one of the above repos (kickstart can also be given by path - -p).

The script outputs two lists of packages - Good and Bad (see Sample output below).

Without --actual, this script measures "readiness", i.e. tries to find out which packages have already been ported (Good), even though their Python 2 version may still actually be used; the rest are Bad. With --actual, the actual current status is determined - Good are packages that actually only use Python 3, the rest are Bad.

Good and Bad together are all packages from given kickstart/lorax template/ostree manifest that depend on Python, PyGTK or PyGobject (both Python 2 and Python 3 versions of these).

If you want to see a list of binary RPMs depending on Python for every SRPM, use -b switch.

Requires python3, git and dnf.

Sample output

Without -b:

----- Good -----
foo
bar

----- Bad -----
spam

With -b:

----- Good -----
foo: foo-libs foo-python3
bar: barbar

----- Bad -----
spam: python-spam spamgtk