Note that epel-rpm-macros was added as a requirement to bring
rpmautospec-rpm-macros on EPEL 9.
rpmautospec-rpm-macros no longer exists on EPEL 10,
the macros were added to redhat-rpm-config.
The rpmautospec macros are needed for the mock_bootstrap_build test.
Technically, always pulling epel-rpm-macros is the right thing to do,
as it allows us to build SRPM correctly.
The EPEL macros are installed by default inside the mock chroot,
but not on the CI system.
Alternatively, we could build the SRPM using mock,
but that's an overkill.
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Use 'discovery --how shell' for bash completion test as well,
even though it contains metadata, to be same as all other migrated
plans.
Resolves: rhbz#2383041
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- Also build manual pages on RHEL
- The python-pip-doc package is gone but not Obsoleted, it has no dependencies
Also:
Rename the bcond,
update the CI test,
use sphinx-build without the -3 suffix,
always BR python3-sphinx (for RHEL alternate Python versions where we don't package Sphinx).
setuptools now normalizes the dist-info directory names to lowercase
according to PEP 491
Also egg-info directories are not created anymore
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It does no longer exist:
Usage: pipenv [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Try 'pipenv -h' for help.
Error: No such option: --three (Possible options: --bare, --help, --where)
The `pipenv install` command will create the environment.
See https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/pipenv/c/5591b2df503495b
