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Keep-Alive #764

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@gronke gronke commented Nov 13, 2020

  • refactor requirement parsing in setup.py

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igalic commented Nov 13, 2020

given that libioc is a library, we should python packaging best practices, and not have a requirements.txt, much less use unstable APIs to parse it

we could use the same approach i suggested in gronke/py-freebsd_sysctl#9 and add our requirements in setup.cfg, and get rid of a lot of useless code

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install_requires =
gitpython
freebsd_sysctl==0.0.7
jail==0.0.11
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this keeps us only one step away from the current setup
we should use ranges in libioc, and only in ioc use exact versions of the published (on ports) packages

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I agree that major version pinning is sufficient. Meanwhile the interfaces of both tools are stable enough to not break.

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time for a 1.0 release then

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igalic commented Jul 21, 2021

why are the cirrus tests failing like that?

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