On 26. 09. 24 15:57, Miroslav Suchý wrote:
If you maintain a package from PyPI, I wanted to give you a heads-up. It took
me two hours to resolve this issue today as it started with "why Packit did not
created new PR when upstream has new version".
And quick check shows that about one thousand packages may be affected.
It seems that PyPI recently started to enforce
https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/latest/history.html#id118
AFAIK PyPI did not enforce this, it's just the sdists being uploaded to PyPI by
their owners/maintainers were created with a newer version of setuptools or
even with a different build backend. Each project is different, hence
%{pypi_source} implementation cannot do any string-manipulation to make this
"automatic".
And if project name of your package is affected you will likely hit
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2278073
In my case:
%{pypi_source ibm-cloud-sdk-core}
stopped working and I had to replace it by
%{pypi_source ibm_cloud_sdk_core}
But the new variant works only for recently uploaded tarballs. Not sure where
is the cut date.
There is not cut date, it depends on how the sdist tarball was created -- some
maintainers use the newest version of setutpools, some might use the old one.
It is even possible (unlikely) that a newer version of a package will use
dashes, when an older one already used underscores.
You will be likely affected if the project name contains dashes, uppercase
letters or dots.
It will affect you if you do not pass argument to pypi_source macro too. I.e.
./python-azure-cosmos.spec
Source0: %pypi_source
Have to be replaced by %{pypi_source azure_cosmos} when there will be a new
release.
Invoking %{pypi_source} without the name argument is deprecated and only works
for backwards compatibility reasons. Always pass the name, use the same name as
the project owners used whent hey uploaded the sdist to PyPI.
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/packaging-guidelines/Python/#pypi_source
When your package is one-word only, it will likely not affect you. E.g.,
./python-winacl.spec:Source0: %{pypi_source}
will continue to work without a problem.
Please update to %{pypi_source winacl} anyway.
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