Plotting Library for Python

Edit Package python-matplotlib

matplotlib is a python 2D plotting library which produces publication
quality figures in a variety of hardcopy formats and interactive
environments across platforms. matplotlib can be used in python
scripts, the python and ipython shell (ala matlab or mathematica), web
application servers, and six graphical user interface toolkits.

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Marcus Rueckert's avatar Marcus Rueckert (darix) committed (revision 2)
python 3.11 enablement for GNUHealth jsc#PED-7698

- update to 3.8.3:
  * Fix crash at exit for PGF backend
- Clean up the SPEC file

- Add explicit BuildRequires on Mesa-dri, needed to run tests

- Do not BuildRequire PyQt6 in SLE15. We don't want to include
  the whole qt6 stack in SLE only for matplotlib tests.

- Don't build nbagg for python39: ipython not available anymore

- Disable nbagg and wx plugin on Leap15/SLE15
  * Leap 15 doesn't have IPython stack with python 3.11 build
  * python-wxPython with python 3.11 supported needs wxWidgets
    version >= 3.2.0 as the minimal requirement which Leap15/SLE15
    don't have that

- force 'swrast' ("llvmpipe") Mesa/OpenGL driver to be used by
  setting and exporting LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 to get rid of
  issues when Mesa is trying to load 'zink' driver (messages are
  just warnings, but seem to be fatal for the tests here) (boo#1219095)

- Update to 3.8.2
  * Bugfix release without API changes
- API Changes for 3.8.1
  ## Behaviour
  * Default behaviour of hexbin with C provided requires at least 1
    point
  ## Deprecations
  * Deprecations removed in contour
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