Basic usage works.
I've been using this for a while now. Built from the same commit. I will replace that build with this one, but rpmdiff shows no relevant difference, so I am happy to provide karma right away.
See FEDORA-2022-a6b463b22b for Fedora 36 and FEDORA-2022-ad9a98f1a4 for Fedora 35
Used to test various Python projects with tox.
You don't need to. It just does that by default. In my opinion, this is better for producing more complete installs (by default, you can always opt-out). Anyway, this update is not the platform o discuss this. Use https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/Python#Communicate please.
Yes, we do need all the Pythons. qdarkstyle needs to be fixed nevertheless.
This has been reported in https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2064905
This was the case even before this update. Or do you see a regression?
Yeah, in order to create SRPMs that use the -w
option, you need one of the following:
%pyproject_buildrequires(rRxtNwe:) %{nil}
(e.g. in ~/.rpmmacros
)Works for python-userpath.
Works for python-userpath.
Verified the fix for the Python sys.path issue. Thank you!
This update has been unpushed.
Alternatively, you can wait until botocore is pushed to stable and then push this one to testing.
obsoleted and unpushed, doesn't it mean the same here?
And obviously, my system does not use this, I posted the wrong comment. But this still works fine.
My system works perfectly fine
My system works perfectly fine
I waived the test failure.