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Suggested-by: Gesh <gesh@gesh.uni.cx>
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- Update pkgver
- Update source URL (project has been moved to PyPA)
- Sort dependencies alphabetically
- Update `pip-api` comment (package has been updated to 0.0.22)
- Remove outdated `python-cachecontrol` comment (package has been
updated to 0.12.11)
- Add missing `python-rich` dependency
- Remove `python-packaging` dependency (declared upstream but already
satisfied through `python-pip-requirements-parser`)
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The `flit` command performs some up-front validation before it actually
builds the package. This is intended for upstream project maintainers
so they have a chance to learn about issues before they proceed to cut
a release.
Once a package is released, people who consume the package (which
includes package repository maintainers) are assumed to be mainly
interested in getting the already-released package to build. Therefore,
they may simply want to run the build backend without caring about
up-front validation. That’s what the `build` command does: invoke the
suitable build backend, which in the case of `flit`, doesn’t run the
validation steps.
See discussion in [1].
[1]: https://github.com/pypa/flit/issues/580
CC: Thomas Kluyver <thomas@kluyver.me.uk>
CC: William Woodruff <william@yossarian.net>
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Add missing python-pip-api dependency bump
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- Confirm that `pip-audit` actually requires `pip-api` v0.0.23 or
higher; Arch’s community package (v0.0.18) causes errors but
manually building pip-api v0.0.23 fixes the errors.
- Add comments
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