Python-X2Go (0.6.1.4) released

Dear all

The X2Go project is proud to announce a new release of the X2Go component ,,python-x2go''.

New gains of this version of ,,python-x2go'' are:

o Fixed setting of default DPI if none is provided. o Fixed internal exceptions. o Now logs to stdout instead of stderr.

X2Go Component: python-x2go Version: 0.6.1.4 Status: RELEASE Timestamp: 1692493885 Date: Sun, 20 Aug 2023 03:11:25 +0200 Changes: python-x2go (0.6.1.4) RELEASED; urgency=medium . [ Mike Gabriel ]

• New upstream version (0.6.1.4):
  • Make build (more) reproducible: no builddir in python-x2go-doc.
  • Amend SyntaxWarning ('is not' used on a literal).
  • x2go/utils.py: If setdpi is false, we need to enforce the default DPI (instead of dropping it from _params). Otherwise, no DPI can be set at all.
  • x2go/utils.py: Comment 'dpi' param change above and explain that this might cause problems elsewhere. However, the applied change (setting the 'dpi' default value rather than not setting it if setdpi is False is the currently best thinkable approach).
  • x2go/client.py: Catch some (more) x2go_exceptions.X2GoSessionRegistryException occurrences.
  • Rewrite string variables to '' if they are set to None during instance construction.
  • x2go/log.py: Start logging to stdout (rather than stderr).
• debian/*:
  • Drop Python2 builds. . [ Mihai Moldovan ]
• New upstream version (0.6.1.4):
  • misc: pre-release copyright update.
• python-x2go.spec:
  • Drop Python 2 support for OpenSuSE Leap 15.4+ and Tumbleweed (and ALP).
  • Only BR python-configparser on *SuSE, if we actually build a Python 2 variant.
  • Correctly drop python-configparser BR on *SuSE if we're building against Python 3 only.
  • Remove pycache handling from the files list. Python-2-variants don't have the concept of __pycache__ directories at all, so using %pycache_only there is redundant. Python-3-variants sprinkle __pycache__ directories wherever there are .py files, which means that they are conveniently contained in the "x2go" subdirectory of sitelib. Older *SuSE versions, including Leap, just ignored files or directories in the %files list that do not exist, but Tumbleweed is throwing an error if you try to include a file or directory that does not exist. The fix is easy: don't try to include the non-existent __pycache__ top-level directory.

Regards,

Mihai Moldovan