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Can't build 3.13b2 on Ubuntu: test test_sqlite3 failed #120191
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On Fri Jun 7, 2024 at 5:29 AM CEST, Robert wrote:
0:00:50 load avg: 8.41 [38/44] test_statistics -- test_sqlite3 failed (4 errors)
What happens when you run
```
./python -mtest -v test_sqlite3 ?
```
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Thanks for looking at this @mcepl.
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Probably completely wrong question. What did you get when running this? $ ./python -c 'import sys; print(sys.maxunicode > 0xffff)' |
True (and if I print sys.maxunicode it's 1114111 or 0x10FFFF). Oh, and dumb me hadn't even realised at first that I'm actually running python3.13 for these commands. (I'm guessing that it's the unoptimised version???) |
Could not reproduce the issue on main branch |
Oh. Do you install sqlite3 from a ppa? (I have 3.45.1 on Ubuntu Noble 24.04, you have 3.46). My Ubuntu has been upgraded every six months for almost five years, so possibly some compatibility thing makes my system not identical to a new install??? Any ideas what else I could possibly look for @Zheaoli? I guess I could try to figure out how to build 3.13 in Docker or something??? Otherwise I'll just have to wait for the eventual release to reach Ubuntu 24.10. (Never had problems building betas before.) |
Can you run the following commands and copy/paste the output?
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Python 3.13.0b2 (main, Jun 7 2024, 14:59:58) [GCC 13.2.0] on linux b'@test_4030379_tmp\xe7w\xf0' 'utf-8' 'UTF-8' '3.45.1' Thanks @vstinner. (Without the optimisations, 3.13 is about half the speed of 3.12 in my applications.) |
@RobH123 can you try the RC and check if your issue still persists? |
@RobH123 Do you have a zfs rpool on your system? And if so, what does This is what I see on my system:
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Yes, I have zfs rpool and output of query is identical to yours @satmandu. |
@satmandu Does that mean you understand the problem? The test only fails for users with ZFS (which is probably quite a low percentage of Ubuntu users)? Are you able to give a brief explanation please. |
See #81765 (comment) |
Let's keep the ZFS test issues in #81765; closing this as a duplicate. |
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Bug report
Bug description:
After successfully running ./configure --enable-optimizations on Ubuntu 24.04 (with these lines perhaps relevant):
Then make -s -j4
dpkg -l | grep sqlite3
Not sure where to look next? (Can't see anything relevant on the issue tracker.)
(I had the same problem last month with beta1, but hoped beta2 might help me get 3.13 running for testing.)
CPython versions tested on:
3.13
Operating systems tested on:
Linux
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