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I am packaging new version of pyglossary for Debian, and found new dependency of what called 'pymorphy2', that not in debian, so I decide to package it too, but after dig into the homepage, I found this: pymorphy2/pymorphy2#174
It seems pymorphy2 do not work on python 3.11 and later, so do we have to remove this dependency, or switch to pymorphy3?
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I actually didn't know we have this dependency.
But it's only for Russian indexes for AppleDict writer and they have to enable option --write-options=indexes=ru for that, which raises an exception for me on python3.12 (fixed on PR pymorphy2/pymorphy2#173).
A simple find/replace with pymorphy3 fixes the exception.
But I can't confirm that it's working. I don't have Mac, or know how Russian indexing works.
Let's just remove pymorphy2 dependency from Debian package for now.
This is the problem with putting everything in one package: All users will have to install all dependencies, most of which they do not need.
Generally, Debian breaks these into several packages (by language or feature).
I am packaging new version of pyglossary for Debian, and found new dependency of what called 'pymorphy2', that not in debian, so I decide to package it too, but after dig into the homepage, I found this:
pymorphy2/pymorphy2#174
It seems pymorphy2 do not work on python 3.11 and later, so do we have to remove this dependency, or switch to pymorphy3?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: