The python3.14 package
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This makes it easier for the package manager to determine "already broken" weak dependency. When Python is updated, the Recommends now remain identical, rather than being "new". Note that I don't know if dnf currently treats weak dependencies this way, but the assumption is that it *might*. The reverse dependency is versioned anyway, so the constraint is not necessary. Intentionally not bumping the release, this can land with the next update. |
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| tests | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| 00251-change-user-install-location.patch | ||
| 00448-gh-128916-do-not-set-so_reuseport-on-non--af_inet-sockets-gh-128933.patch | ||
| 00449-gh-128889-zero-out-memory-ctypes-for-generated-struct-layout-tests-gh-128944.patch | ||
| check-pyc-timestamps.py | ||
| idle3.appdata.xml | ||
| idle3.desktop | ||
| python3.14.spec | ||
| rpminspect.yaml | ||
| rpmlint.toml | ||
| sources | ||