This is a request for building "python-flask-whooshee" against EPEL7, as this is needed for the COPR project. I'm willing to assist in the testing and maintaining of this package
In that case please apply as a package administrator, I will give you rights and you can build the package by yourself as I am not interested in having it in EPEL7.
Ok I get: You must be a packager to apply to the ACL: approveacls on python-flask-whooshee User "mrmeee" is not in the packager group When I try to apply for administrator right.. How do I become part of the packager group??
Here is the wiki: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Join_the_package_collection_maintainers
Do I need to do something else here???
So, when does this package gets build and added to EPEL7?
(In reply to Martin Juhl from comment #5) > So, when does this package gets build and added to EPEL7? You first need to assure compatibility of the package with EPEL7 the same way you did that with COPR subpackages. Please make a COPR repo, try building the package for EPEL7 with no added repositories, then fix the problems and submit a patch here that should solve them. Note that the latest release of python-flask-whooshee, that you can work on, is 0.4.1-2 (https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2017-b3afc21666). Contact me if you have any questions.
Are we sure that python3-flask-sqlalchemy, python3-blinker and python3-flask are required??? These packages are not in RHEL nor in CentOS/EPEL... The rpms are building fine without them.. haven't testet much yet... but do we know why they are included??
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 26 development cycle. Changing version to '26'.
I have created this dependency repo: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/mrmeee/elcopr-depends/packages/ Containing: gcab - build dep for libappstream-glib libappstream-glib - install dep for copr-backend (libappstream-glib-builder) python-requests - build/install dep for copr-backend python-urllib3 - build dep for python-requests in version 1.10.4, only 1.10.2 in CentOS Python packages needed for copr-frontend: python34-blinker python34-flask python34-flask-sqlalchemy python34-itsdangerous python34-sphinx python34-sqlalchemy python34-werkzeug I think that the four packages on top needs to be added to the copr repo? The others we can probably get into EPEL with some work??? Do anyone know the exact procedure for getting them in???
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