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Remove superfluous recipes #1387

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rnixx opened this issue Oct 2, 2018 · 1 comment
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Remove superfluous recipes #1387

rnixx opened this issue Oct 2, 2018 · 1 comment

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rnixx commented Oct 2, 2018

Since pure python packages which can be installed via pip do not need a dedicated recipe, the following recipes seem superfluous:

  • cherrypy

  • enum34

  • geventwebsocket

  • greenlet

  • idna

  • ipaddress

  • libnacl

  • pbkdf2

  • pyaml

  • pyasn1

  • pyethereum

  • requests

  • simplecrypt

  • pyopenssl (contains an unused patch)

  • websocket_client (contains an unused patch)

  • pysdl2 (readded due to test failues)

  • six (readded due to test failues)

list may be incomplete

There are some more python only recipes, which set install_in_hostpython to True, so i guess this packages must stay?

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rnixx commented Sep 15, 2019

Except pyopenssl and websocket_client all of the mentioned recipes are removed in #1983. I left them because they contain (unused) patches and i wanted to get some feedback what you plan to do with them.

AndreMiras pushed a commit to AndreMiras/python-for-android that referenced this issue May 16, 2020
AndreMiras pushed a commit to AndreMiras/python-for-android that referenced this issue May 16, 2020
Merges/squash kivy#1983
with a rebasing on develop, closes kivy#1983
AndreMiras pushed a commit to AndreMiras/python-for-android that referenced this issue May 16, 2020
Merges/squash kivy#1983
with a rebasing on develop, closes kivy#1983
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