GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 314557
--enable-python requires pygtk >= 2.7.0
Last modified: 2005-09-04 10:44:04 UTC
Version details: 1.7.5 Hi, Currently epiphany's configure script checks for pygtk >= 2.6.0 if --enable-python is passed. Trying to compile epiphany with pygtk-2.6.2 installed fails, mentioning undefined symbols such as pygobject_constructv, among others, which apparently appeared in pygtk-2.7.0. After upgrading to pygtk-2.7.4, epiphany compiled successfully. I don't know if you really wanted to stick with the 2.6 dependency, but inadvertently introduced the new symbols, or just missed to update the check in configure.ac. Just wanted to bring it to your attention :). Thanks.
Confirming. The problem is that the autogenerated epiphany.c is in the tarball, and it's generated by *my pygtk 2.7*, so won't compile with 2.6....
Fixed in cvs.