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craft-grammar
pr #189
ci: test on Python 3.14 and Ubuntu 26.04 (Resolute) lengau 100d close stale 75 65 CI workflow update to add Python 3.14 and Ubuntu 26.04 testing; inactive for 79 days with 3 unresolved review comments and failing CI checks
craft-grammar
issue #31
If architecture after to is an array, it is not matched corretly dariuszd21 807d keep open 65 60 to clause with multiple selectors (e.g. to amd64,arm64) never matches because selectors use AND logic, not OR. Maintainers confirmed this is by design but documentation is misleading. mr-cal committed to fixing docs in June 2024; no evidence of completion since.
craft-grammar
issue #188
Test on Python 3.14 and Ubuntu 26.04 (Resolute) lengau 100d needs triage 65 75 Request to add Python 3.14 and Ubuntu 26.04 to CI testing. Unlabelled, no maintainer response, inactive for 93 days. Identical issues exist in craft-archives#224 and craft-providers#970.
craft-grammar
issue #125
`for` grammar: support `else on` and `else for` lengau 372d keep open 60 78 Enhancement to support `else on` and `else for` statements in the `for` grammar, extending the existing `else` clause. Triaged by maintainer and tracked in Jira (CRAFT-4744); not yet implemented in the processor.
craft-grammar
issue #89
Unexpected behavior for multiple `to` statements mr-cal 508d keep open 55 70 craft-grammar silently mishandles multiple `to` statements combined with `else`: armhf build yields [foo, baz] while riscv64 yields [bar], with no error or warning. Maintainer comment (2025-06-11) suggests supporting multiple `to` directives since `to` matches on AND criteria. No fix found in code or history; issue open, unlabelled.
craft-grammar
pr #121
feat(experimental): dictionary evaluation lengau 373d needs review 55 60 Experimental dictionary evaluation for grammar handling when not in a list (IMAGECRAFT-43). Pending review, 4 unresolved comments, failing CI (lint, fast tests, min deps).