Drop Python 2 support in the spec file#53
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Python 2 support was already dropped in b9aa56d.
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Not really conversant in specfile, but from what I think I understand this looks good to me.
I have to admit, I have almost no idea what any of that means, but generally I'm in favour of consolidating this in one place, i.e. since the Fedora spec file lives in pagure and that probably powers CentOS and the whole RHEL family, there is little point in the spec file being here as well and this is much better handled there. |
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Python 2 support was already dropped in b9aa56d.
Did a local test mockbuild which succeeded, there is a question if this spec file should stay in the repository as it uses the second last release (30.3.1) instead of 31.0.0 which is the latest release and there is no automatic machinery to bump it.
What might be interesting is to switch to packit so on tag/release a pull request is send to pagure to automatically bump the package in Fedora.