With Python packages the distutils setup.py acts much like an RPM spec file, it contains all sorts of metadata about the package. One critical piece of information is the required dependencies, including required versions of those dependencies. For example in the requests.oauthlib setup.py file we have: install_requires=['oauthlib>=0.6.2', 'requests>=2.0.0'] But the RPM spec file does not enforce the same dependencies. The dependencies in the spec files are this: For Py2: Requires: python-oauthlib Requires: python-requests For Py3: Requires: python3-oauthlib Requires: python3-requests The dependencies in the RPM *must* match those declared in the upstream metadata otherwise an install may not produce runnable code. This is the problem we're seeing with some distributions. oauthlib 0.6.2 exposed new method oauthlib.oauth2.is_secure_transport(), requests-oauthlib references that symbol. But if a version of oauthlib older than 0.6.2 is installed the package installer won't force an update of oauthlib because of the missing version dependency. The result is the python program aborts.
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While the underlying issue here (dependencies are not constrained the same way upstream specifies them)... we do have python-oauthlib > 0.6.2 in F24 and rawhide now.
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I've fixed this in rawhide and also updated it to 0.8.0. Let me know if you need a f25 build.