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PyPI requires a different spelling of LGPLv3+ classifier.
The correct name for installation requirements is 'install_requires',
not 'requirements'.
Add a new version_info command that rewrites setup.py in place to
include the current version. This fixes a problem with source
distributions of the client package.
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A Python wrapper module has been added for the pki pkcs12-import
command to provide a mechanism to implement a workaround for JSS
import limitation.
Additional fixes by cheimes have been merged into this patch:
setup.py:
We must track all sub-packages manually.
pylint-build-scan.py:
pylint confuses the 'pki' package with the 'pki' command. The
workaround symlinks the command and analysis the command under its
alternative name.
https://fedorahosted.org/pki/ticket/1742
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A new setup.py in base/common/python makes it possible to bundle
the pki client library and upload it on PyPI. The setup.py in the root
directory is only used for tox and testing. It's a cleaner and less
fragile approach than to support two different build flavors with one
setup.py
The 'release' alias from setup.cfg creates and uploads a source
distribution and an universal wheel:
$ sudo yum install python-wheel python-setuptools
$ cd base/common/python
$ python setup.py release
The 'packages' alias just creates the source distribution and wheel:
$ python setup.py packages
The version number is taken from the Version and Release fields of
pki-core.spec.
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