[MacPorts] #63017: py-jupyter @1.0.0 Upgrade to point to py39-jupyter

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Wed Jun 2 23:43:01 UTC 2021


#63017: py-jupyter @1.0.0 Upgrade to point to py39-jupyter
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  Reporter:  greyhare    |      Owner:  stromnov
      Type:  update      |     Status:  assigned
  Priority:  Normal      |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports       |    Version:  2.7.1
Resolution:              |   Keywords:
      Port:  py-jupyter  |
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Comment (by greyhare):

 Huh? I install the `py-*` ports because they follow the MacPorts
 Officially Supported Python Version.

 As a general strategy, I try to stick with whatever Python release a
 distro considers "stable." I don't like having to manually uninstall and
 reinstall a swath of ports to bump a Python version, or wait forever as
 packages with `+python##` variants have to build from scratch because
 MacPorts isn't building binary packages for the current variant any more.
 (The `perl5` port and packages with `+perl5_##` variants are annoying,
 too, but I don't use Perl that much anyway.)

 If I need a version-locked Python port, I'll install that specific port.
 But >95% of the time I don't.

 Anyway, MacPorts doesn't seem to care what `Library Dependencies` says:

 {{{
 $ port info py-jupyter
 py-jupyter @1.0.0_1 (python, devel, science)
 Sub-ports:            py27-jupyter, py35-jupyter, py36-jupyter,
 py37-jupyter,
                       py38-jupyter, py39-jupyter

 Description:          Web application for interactive data science and
                       scientific computing.
 Homepage:             http://jupyter.org

 Library Dependencies: py39-jupyter
 Platforms:            darwin
 License:              BSD
 Maintainers:          Email: stromnov at macports.org, GitHub: stromnov
                       Policy: openmaintainer
 $ port depend py38-jupyter
 py-jupyter depends on py38-jupyter
 $ port depend py39-jupyter
 Error: Registry error: py39-jupyter not registered as installed.
 $ port list py-jupyter
 py-jupyter                     @1.0.0          python/py-jupyter
 $ sudo port upgrade outdated
 Password:
 Nothing to upgrade.
 --->  Scanning binaries for linking errors
 --->  No broken files found.
 --->  No broken ports found.
 }}}

 So it seems to not be picking up the _1 version...?

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