Unhandled AttributeError with six 1.5.2 and above about autotest-docker

[cevich]

I see in my control file line 140 is says if module is not None and module.__name__.count('docker')] not ...__name_... as above. Could you elaborate please, I don't quite understand where this problem is coming from. Thanks.

[cevich]

ohhhhh, nevermind, the _ handling seems to just be github hiding characters 😦

Still, I am not sure what you mean by

if remove the six package, the testing is ok, but six look to be used by many other packages.

[gouyang]

I mean if the python-six package is installed, the error happens.
if remove the package, no this error happen then.

[gouyang]

But I don't want to remove six because maybe other packages will use it.

[xhe123]

Yes. The versions of python-six-1.5 have this error. I worked around it with "yum downgrade python-six" , It works when I down to version of 1.4.
I'm not sure if it works for you.

[cevich]

Okay, I must be completely dumb because I have no idea what python-six is hahaha, looking...

[cevich]

...ohh neat! Learned something new. I'll check with autotest maintainer because python-six probably isn't relevant. Last I heard, Autotest was no-where close to even thinking about python 3 yet. I'll double-check though.

[cevich]

Okay, I talked to the Autotest folks, and this stuff isn't on the horizon yet so therefore it's not-applicable to us either. So it's safe to remove python-six at least from a Docker Autotest perspective. Closing this for now, but please feel free to re-open if the problem gets nastier (i.e. Docker iteslf forms a dependency on python-six). Either way, thanks for reporting this.