Hello, I just realized that some python3 packages install python2 packages. This is for example true for python3-networkx, which recommends graphiz that has dependency on python2 packages. As a workaround one can use zypper in --no-recommends which is not an ideal solution. Are there plans to resolve this in a more proper way?
kind regards, Christian
On Tue, Jan 14, Christian Goll wrote:
Hello, I just realized that some python3 packages install python2 packages. This is for example true for python3-networkx, which recommends graphiz that has dependency on python2 packages. As a workaround one can use zypper in --no-recommends which is not an ideal solution. Are there plans to resolve this in a more proper way?
Yes, by disabling python2. There was a thread some days ago where this was discussed.
Thorsten
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