[Bug 1297704] Review Request: python-cookies - Friendlier RFC 6265-compliant cookie parser/renderer

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1297704

Fabio Alessandro Locati <fabio@xxxxxxxxx> changed:

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--- Comment #2 from Fabio Alessandro Locati <fabio@xxxxxxxxx> ---
Let's start with some small things to fix and then we'll move to the formal
review as soon as those small things are out of the way.

0. (not for review, but future reviews) please don't link github webpages but
real files because linking to github HTML pages breaks fedora-review

1. test_cookies.py is 644 but has shabang. One of the two has to be changed
(probably the former)

2. You remove test_cookied.py in the %check section. This is wrong and does not
make any sense. You can do it in %prep if you want to remove it before
compiling or in %install (after %pyX_build) if you want to remove it after
compiling

3. Do you want to be able to package it under EL? If yes, it will not work as
it is now because EL does not have python3, %py2_build, and %py2_install

4. Please use "BuildRequires:  python2-devel" instead of "BuildRequires: 
python-devel"

5. Please include the LICENSE file. If it's not provided directly by the
package, use an external source

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