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Multihost tests: python-versioneer error #7226
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I try to use ssh2-python3 https://github.com/pycopia/ssh2-python3 instead, but had an error with Cython from the issue pycopia/ssh2-python3#8 |
Hi, which version of python are you using? Iirc, there are issue with python-3.12 and ssh2-python. If you are using python-3.12, please install python-3.11 as well and create the environment with something like:
HTH bye, |
@sumit-bose thank you for your answer! Please, can you explain me, that manual I need to use for multihost testing? I found some different manuals: |
@shridhargadekar, @jakub-vavra-cz, could you please help here? |
Hi, to run the tests from the
This one describes how to run the tests from HTH bye,
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Hi, unfortunately ssh2-python is no longer compatible with python-3.12+ and the project is pretty much dead. multihost tests are deprecated and we are converting them to a new pytest-mh based framework (src/tests/system folder). pytest-mh suffers from this issue as well, but we switched to pylibssh there - unfortunately, we are waiting for a new release of pylibssh that will include bits that we depend on. See: next-actions/pytest-mh#44 for more information. To workaround this issue, please install python3.11-devel package and then create a virtual env with |
Thanks everyone for the help! Issue is closed. |
Hello!
I ran SSSD multihost tests at Fedora 39 server using manual https://sssd.io/contrib/tests/multihost-tests.html and had next error:
Similar error describes in the thread pydata/pandas-datareader#969 (comment)
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