Re: git: 58e57b3edeef - main - deskutils/py-khard: Update 0.19.1 => 0.20.0, undeprecate, take maintainership

Am 29.07.2025 um 13:18 schrieb Vladimir Druzenko:
> Do I understand correctly that "USES=python:-3.11" also implies 2.7?
> I didn't expect this… 

just check Mk/Uses/python.mk:
# Feature:      python
# Usage:        USES=python[:version-spec][,arg,...]
# Valid ARGS:   <version-spec>, patch, build, run, test, env
#
# version-spec  Declarative specification for the Python version(s) the
#               port supports. Subsets and ranges can be specified:
#
#                       * <version>
#                       * <minimum-version>-<maximum-version>
#                       * <minimum-version>+
#                       * -<maximum-version>
#
#               Examples:
#
#                       USES=python:2.7         # Supports Python 2.7 Only
#                       USES=python:3.9+        # Supports Python 3.9 or 
later
#                       USES=python:3.9-3.10    # Supports Python 3.9 to 
3.10
#                       USES=python:-3.9        # Supports Python up to 3.9
#                       USES=python             # Supports 3.9+
#
# NOTE: <version-spec> should be as specific as possible, matching the 
versions
#       upstream declares support for, without being incorrect. In 
particular,
#       USES=python *without* a <version-spec> means 3.9+,
#       including unreleased versions, which is probably incorrect.
#
#       Not specifying a <version-spec> should only be used when a more 
specific
#       <version-spec> cannot be specified due to syntax limitations, for
#       example: 2.7,3.9-3.10, but even in this case, X.Y+ (2.7+), or 
-X.Y (-3.9)
#       is preferred and likely more correct.


Gruß
Matthias

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