Tryton 6.0 client requires pygtkcompat

[coogor]

I have installed Tryton 6.0 client via pip3 on a fresh Tumbleweed system and MATE desktop, Python 3.8.8

When attempting to connect to the demo server it crashes with:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘pygtkcompat’

As this was an issue for Tryton 5.0 (Why does Tryton still needs pygtkcompat library?), I seem to remember that full Python3/GTK3 compatibility was planned for Tryton 5.2?

[pokoli (Sergi Almacellas Abellana)]

@coogor

I seem to remember that full Python3/GTK3 compatibility was planned for Tryton 5.2?

A quick search on the CHANGELOG of the tryton client let me to this changeset:

https://hg.tryton.org/tryton/rev/3cb5828e5ec2/

Which landed on tryton 5.2.

But there is still some code there to avoid dulication of generictree. This was alredy explained on your linked topic:

@ced

I already explained:

It is done on purpose to not duplicate generictreemodel.py.

[coogor]

First of all - please dont edit my postings. Its not an admin thing, its a development issue

@pokoli

@coogor

I seem to remember that full Python3/GTK3 compatibility was planned for Tryton 5.2?

A quick search on the CHANGELOG of the tryton client let me to this changeset:

tryton: 3cb5828e5ec2

Which landed on tryton 5.2.

But there is still some code there to avoid dulication of generictree. This was alredy explained on your linked topic:

@ced

I already explained:

It is done on purpose to not duplicate generictreemodel.py.

So for how long do you plan to stick with this deprecated function?

[pokoli (Sergi Almacellas Abellana)]

@coogor

So for how long do you plan to stick with this deprecated function?

Until anyone provides a good solution for it. This is free software, feel free to provide a patch if you have one.

[ced (Cédric Krier)]

@coogor

So for how long do you plan to stick with this deprecated function?

For ever because it is not deprecated but a class to ease implementing Gtk.TreeModel interface in Python and because there is no point to have to maintain ourselve such tool.

[coogor]

@pokoli

@coogor

So for how long do you plan to stick with this deprecated function?

Until anyone provides a good solution for it. This is free software, feel free to provide a patch if you have one.

For me Welcome - openSUSE Build Service works quite well

[coogor]

@ced

… because there is no point to have to maintain ourselve such tool.

I missed that statement on Rietveld…