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Currently python3-qdarkstyle requires (explicit requires) lots of python stuff, but most of them are only required for testing and so they should be only in BuildRequires. Moreover the the Requires: lines should not be necessary since rpm includes a smart way to detect dependencies. In your spec file you manually specify the following: Requires: python3dist(helpdev) >= 0.6.2 Requires: python3dist(m2r) Requires: python3dist(pyqt5) Requires: python3dist(pyside2) Requires: python3dist(qtpy) >= 1.7 Requires: python3dist(qtsass) Requires: python3dist(setuptools) Requires: python3dist(sphinx) Requires: python3dist(sphinx-rtd-theme) Requires: python3dist(watchdog) Requires: python3dist(tox) but sphinx, watchdog and tox are only necessary as BuildRequires (tox installs all the python versions fedora has, including pypy and this is not what an user expect). I don't know which of the remaining Requires are needed, but surely python3dist(helpdev), python3.9dist(qtpy) and python3.9dist(setuptools) are not needed since they are automatically added by rpm: python3.9dist(helpdev) >= 0.6.10 python3.9dist(qtpy) >= 1.9 python3.9dist(setuptools) So I suggest to try without any manual "Requires:" and see if it works for you. You can check the automatic requirements with: rpm -qRp results_python-qdarkstyle/2.8.1/1.fc33/python3-qdarkstyle-2.8.1-1.fc33.noarch.rpm
Thanks for the report. I will fix this as soon as I can.
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