From: Yaakov Selkowitz <yselkowitz@cygwin.com>
To: cygwin-announce@cygwin.com
Subject: cygport 0.24.0-1
Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2017 20:10:00 -0000 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <20170322201000.Fw-ANp8vZ6eLGReYFkBYDLGoWE-yjkxQygYYx9mEQvU@z> (raw)
The following packages have been uploaded to the Cygwin distribution:
* cygport-0.24.0-1
cygport is the standard method for building and maintaining packages for
the Cygwin distribution.
This release features many changes in Python packaging:
* The preferred packaging method for Python modules is now
python-wheel.cygclass. It can be used for both archful and noarch modules
to build packages for both Python 2 and 3 automatically. This requires the
new python*-pip packages and their dependencies.
* The new python.org.cygclass defines HOMEPAGE and SRC_URI for PyPI-hosted
sources.
* Python modules in /usr/lib/pythonX.Y are byte-compiled automatically with
the matching Python interpreter. Calling python*_optimize without
arguments is now a no-op, but remains for when a package-specific directory
(e.g. /usr/share/$NAME) is specified.
* Everything named with a 'python' or 'PYTHON' prefix now uses 'python2' or
'PYTHON2' instead. The old names remain for compatibility.
Changes in this release (33):
kde4: prune kde-l10n file lists
list_deps: tighten Python module dependency detection
pkg_dist: correctly obsolete the main package
kf5: define KDE_INSTALL_SYSCONFDIR, KDE_INSTALL_LOCALSTATEDIR
python-distutils: run only build, not config
python3-distutils: run only build, not config
postinst: automatically byte-compile Python site modules
python: drop PYTHON_SITELIB default from python_optimize
python-distutils: drop python_optimize from python_install
python3: drop PYTHON3_SITELIB default from python3_optimize
python3-distutils: drop python3_optimize from python3_install
python.org: new cygclass for downloading from PyPI
python-distutils: use python.org.cygclass for HOMEPAGE and SRC_URI
python3-distutils: use python.org.cygclass for HOMEPAGE and SRC_URI
python2, python2-distutils: new cygclasses to replace unversioned python
pygtk: update docs wrt upstream status
list_deps: used versioned python2 names
python: rework as wrapper for python2.cygclass
python-distutils: rework as wrapper for python2-distutils.cygclass
Add check_python2_module, deprecate check_python_module
prepdoc: add internal hook to auto-install docs for all subpackages
Fix __fix_shebang usage throughout
python-wheel: new cygclass for building wheels for Python 2 and 3
pypy: doc fix
pypy-distutils: use python.org.cygclass for HOMEPAGE and SRC_URI
dodoc: simplify doc extension loop, recognize .rst extension
python3: optimize at both levels for PEP-488
Update gnuconfig
python-distutils: inherit python.cygclass for API compatibility
python2-distutils: set ORIG_PN where NAME=python-*
python-wheel: accept ctypes wheel names
python-wheel: ensure clean distutils build dir
Bump version to 0.24.0
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Yaakov
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