Note that the t/x failures are *not* regressions related to this bug; they already failed with the existing versions in -release or -updates.
FROM trusty:
FAILS to python3 in t/x/b/f/g
FROM xenial:
FAILS to python3 in t
As t is ESM only now, I'm going to just ignore its failure connecting to any remote system with python3.
Since x works for py2 and py3 for all remote releases except t, and it does work with py2 in t, and the default python in t is py2, and the failure is not new (not caused by any change for this bug), I'm ignoring this failure as well.
Leaving the only remaining failures being from g to any remote release with py2:
Note that the t/x failures are *not* regressions related to this bug; they already failed with the existing versions in -release or -updates.
FROM trusty:
FAILS to python3 in t/x/b/f/g
FROM xenial:
FAILS to python3 in t
As t is ESM only now, I'm going to just ignore its failure connecting to any remote system with python3.
Since x works for py2 and py3 for all remote releases except t, and it does work with py2 in t, and the default python in t is py2, and the failure is not new (not caused by any change for this bug), I'm ignoring this failure as well.
Leaving the only remaining failures being from g to any remote release with py2:
FROM groovy:
FAILS TO python2 in t/x/b/f/g