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The python-cryptography provider is added. It will use AES
mechanisms by default. The eventual goal is to use this
provider by default, and to obsolete the NSS CryptoProvider.
Added some methods to determine which crypto keyset levels are
supported by the crypto provider.
Change-Id: Ifd47f0de765a9f0d157e8be678d5d06437bda819
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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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