Marcello Seri

This we cannot really do at the moment. Also I'd rather not have packages polluting my global pip install, I'd rather deal with it myself using pipx or other sandboxes....

I saw this also on other PRs and not figure it out. Isn't seq part of the stdlib in these compilers?

It appeared downgrading seq from base to 0.2.2 on ocaml >= 4.12. I cannot find the old ci run due to the force push unfortunately, but you should be able...

Looks like you have `ocamlbuild` installed via `apt`. Either uninstall it before running the command, or rerun the command setting the env variable `CHECK_IF_PREINSTALLED=false` as suggested in the error message....

> and work on infrastructure which does check for obvious errors in the license information. The CI has been checking the presence of the license field and its compliance with...

The CI checks for this on new submissions now. So all new packages will have licenses, and when this happens we generally ask to add the field to older packages...

Seen again on https://opam.ci.ocaml.org/github/ocaml/opam-repository/commit/11ac879285f34f55202a2f759efd716bff65769a

Thanks. I wonder two things: 1. if we follow `conf-python-3-7` from https://github.com/ocaml/opam-repository/pull/20991/files, we can still use this package with `ocaml-in-python`, so I would suggest to do that. 2. right now...

Thanks. Please do not modify this for the moment, until we have an agreement with the other maintainers of the opam-repository

We have discussed this with the other maintainers. We are going to create a `conf-python` package whose versions will follow the targeted python version, so there will be `conf-python.3.0`, `conf-python.3.7`...