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The directory in the tarball is named without the python- prefix Arch
imposes, use that instead.
Credit: @Drack
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Following Gentoo guidelines[1] on this, this is a better solution than
upstream's PR 169 -- it fixes *all* reformatting bugs.
[1]: https://projects.gentoo.org/python/guide/pytest.html
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Rather than implement it fragilely ourselves, use upstream's final patch
Note the PR commits contain a reversion, so more files are touched than
are ultimately modified
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It appears that having python-pytest-pretty installed messes up the
recursive pytest invocations in the test suite. Explicitly disabling
loading it restores correct behaviour. See further discussion at [1].
Thanks to @medaminezghal for reporting and for persisting to note the
bug, despite my mistaken assertions that I could not reproduce it.
[1]: https://github.com/kiwicom/pytest-recording/pull/169
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Note this bumps the minimal vcrpy version to 7.0.0, since otherwise the
tests fail, see https://github.com/kevin1024/vcrpy/issues/888
That version of vcrpy is currently only accessible via the -git AUR
package, and that package has not been touched in 2 years -- I've posted
an updated PKGBUILD in its comments.
At minimum, you need to add a `provides=(python-vcrpy=$pkgver)` line to
that PKGBUILD for this to work -- see
https://gitlab.archlinux.org/pacman/namcap/-/issues/96 for details
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Also drop duplicate python, removed dependency python-attrs
Add forgotten makedepends: python-wheel
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- Make source URL computation consistent with my other packages
- Simplify pkgdesc
- Quoting issues
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python-wheel is only needed for setuptools
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