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| fix-sle11-test-failure.patch | 0000000592 592 Bytes | |
| psfl.txt | 0000011900 11.6 KB | |
| python-setuptools.changes | 0000058243 56.9 KB | |
| python-setuptools.spec | 0000003659 3.57 KB | |
| setuptools-34.2.0.zip | 0000621904 607 KB | |
| zpl.txt | 0000002366 2.31 KB |
Revision 108 (latest revision is 279)
Jan Matejek (matejcik)
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(revision 108)
- update to 34.2.0
* dependencies are no longer vendored and setuptools can't bootstrap
without them
* drop support for python 2.6 and 3.2
* declarative config option for setup.cfg
* nspkg.pth files for development
* switch to zip format for source dist
* ensure extras are honored when building the working set
* add support for reading dist-info metadata
* support for PEP440 version specifiers
- added build-time and run-time dependencies to appdirs and packaging,
ensured these packages build without setuptools
- drop upstreamed setuptools-certpath.patch
- drop unneeded setuptools-5.4.1-create-sitedir.patch
- add fdupes
- change source file to zip, add unzip dependency
Comments 2
I noticed that the package also contains windows executeables. Should we ship those?
I don't think that we need those .exe, I've just removed it.