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%if 0%{?is_opensuse} && 0%{?sle_version} >= 150000 %if 0%{?is_opensuse} && 0%{?sle_version} == 150400 Release: lp154.<CI_CNT>.<B_CNT>.CS %endif %if 0%{?is_opensuse} && 0%{?sle_version} == 150500 Release: 150500.<CI_CNT>.<B_CNT>.CS %endif %if 0%{?is_opensuse} && 0%{?sle_version} == 150600 Release: 150600.<CI_CNT>.<B_CNT>.CS %endif %else Release: <CI_CNT>.<B_CNT>.CS %endif # This is in future replaced by cryptodomex Prefer: -python3-pycrypto -python38-pycrypto -python39-pycrypto -python2-pycrypto -python-pycrypto # There are unsinglespec-ed packages that we want to shadow out Prefer: -python-appdirs -python-dateutil -python-configparser -python-six Prefer: -python-pathlib2 -python-subprocess32 -python-contextlib2 -python-backports.functools_lru_cache Prefer: -python39-urllib3_1 -python310-urllib3_1 -python311-urllib3_1 Prefer: -python310-packaging # Prepare drop of python-rpm-macros (bsc#1180125) Ignore: rpm-build-python:python-rpm-macros # Renamed to pypi name (importlib_metadata) Prefer: -python3-importlib-metadata # Renamed package to be able to update pydantic to 2.0 Prefer: -python39-pydantic1 -python310-pydantic1 -python311-pydantic1 -python312-pydantic1 Macros: %packager <chris@computersalat.de> %vendor WiCh, Deidesheim, DE :Macros %if "%_repository" == "15.6" Macros: ## PYTHON MACROS BEGIN # order of %pythons is important: The last flavor overrides any operation on conflicting files and definitions during expansions, # making it the "default" in many cases --> keep the primary python3 provider at the end. %pythons %{?!skip_python2:python2} %{?!skip_python3:python3} %{?!skip_python311:python311} %add_python() %{expand:%%define pythons %1 %pythons} %_without_python2 1 # This method for generating python_modules gets too deep to expand for rpm at about 5 python flavors. # Hence, python_module_iter is replaced by python_module_lua in macros.lua. # However, OBS cannot expand lua, but has a much higher expansion depth, so this works fine for the server side resolver. %python_module_iter(a:) %{expand:%%define python %{-a*}} ( %python-%args ) %{expand:%%{?!python_module_iter_%1:%%{python_module_iter -a%*}}%%{?python_module_iter_%1}} # pseudo-undefine for obs: reset for the next expansion within the next call of python_module %python_module_iter_STOP %global python %%%%python %python_module() %{?!python_module_lua:%{expand:%%define args %{**}} %{expand:%%{python_module_iter -a %{pythons} STOP}}}%{?python_module_lua:%python_module_lua %{**}} # gh#openSUSE/python-rpm-macros#127 ... define our current primary Python interpreter %primary_python python311 ## PYTHON MACROS END :Macros %endif %if "%_repository" == "15.5" Macros: ## PYTHON MACROS BEGIN # order of %pythons is important: The last flavor overrides any operation on conflicting files and definitions during expansions, # making it the "default" in many cases --> keep the primary python3 provider at the end. %pythons %{?!skip_python2:python2} %{?!skip_python3:python3} %add_python() %{expand:%%define pythons %1 %pythons} %_without_python2 1 # This method for generating python_modules gets too deep to expand for rpm at about 5 python flavors. # Hence, python_module_iter is replaced by python_module_lua in macros.lua. # However, OBS cannot expand lua, but has a much higher expansion depth, so this works fine for the server side resolver. %python_module_iter(a:) %{expand:%%define python %{-a*}} ( %python-%args ) %{expand:%%{?!python_module_iter_%1:%%{python_module_iter -a%*}}%%{?python_module_iter_%1}} # pseudo-undefine for obs: reset for the next expansion within the next call of python_module %python_module_iter_STOP %global python %%%%python %python_module() %{?!python_module_lua:%{expand:%%define args %{**}} %{expand:%%{python_module_iter -a %{pythons} STOP}}}%{?python_module_lua:%python_module_lua %{**}} # gh#openSUSE/python-rpm-macros#127 ... define our current primary Python interpreter ## PYTHON MACROS END :Macros %endif %if "%_repository" == "15.3" || "%_repository" == "15.4" Macros: ## PYTHON MACROS BEGIN # order of %pythons is important: The last flavor overrides any operation on conflicting files and definitions during expansions, # making it the "default" in many cases --> keep the primary python3 provider at the end. %pythons %{?!skip_python2:python2} %{?!skip_python3:python3} %add_python() %{expand:%%define pythons %1 %pythons} # This method for generating python_modules gets too deep to expand for rpm at about 5 python flavors. # Hence, python_module_iter is replaced by python_module_lua in macros.lua. # However, OBS cannot expand lua, but has a much higher expansion depth, so this works fine for the server side resolver. %python_module_iter(a:) %{expand:%%define python %{-a*}} ( %python-%args ) %{expand:%%{?!python_module_iter_%1:%%{python_module_iter -a%*}}%%{?python_module_iter_%1}} # pseudo-undefine for obs: reset for the next expansion within the next call of python_module %python_module_iter_STOP %global python %%%%python %python_module() %{?!python_module_lua:%{expand:%%define args %{**}} %{expand:%%{python_module_iter -a %{pythons} STOP}}}%{?python_module_lua:%python_module_lua %{**}} # gh#openSUSE/python-rpm-macros#127 ... define our current primary Python interpreter %primary_python python311 ## PYTHON MACROS END :Macros %endif
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