pkgctl issue: comments are shown in reverse-chronological order

The pkgctl issue view --comments command shows the most recent comments at the top and oldest comments at the bottom, which is not convenient. I would expect it to be the same as on GitLab.

For example:

$ pkgctl issue view --package python-uproot --comments 1
closed • severity low • confirmed • bug • opened by lmassa 2 months ago
Missing dependency: python-fsspec #1


   Description:

  It seems that the the fsspec package is now required (since when, I do not
  know). I suggest adding  python-fsspec  as a dependency.

   Additional info:

  • package version(s): 5.3.3-2

   Steps to reproduce:

  Run  python  on a system where  python-fsspec  is not installed and try to
  import uproot .



0 upvotes • 0 downvotes • 2 comments
Labels: priority::3-normal, scope::bug, severity::4-low, status::confirmed
Assignees: lahwaacz, kgizdov
Closed by: lahwaacz 1 minute ago


Comments / Notes
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lahwaacz commented 1 minute ago

  Fixed in 77d212dba4888a5db8593bef42b9110d7165dc49


bugbuddy commented 7 hours ago

  assigned to @lahwaacz


bugbuddy commented 2 months ago

  assigned to @kgizdov and unassigned @freswa, @toolybird, and @gromit


gromit commented 2 months ago


    $ pip check
    [...]
    uproot 5.3.3 requires cramjam, which is not installed.
    uproot 5.3.3 requires fsspec, which is not installed.


bugbuddy commented 2 months ago

  assigned to @freswa, @toolybird, and @gromit



View this issue on GitLab: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/packaging/packages/python-uproot/-/issues/1