12 Commits (f8c2db6c9e31be71d1067a6c78e50e02dbfd3109)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Lumir Balhar	57c0e1d909	Update to 20.19.0 (rhbz#2167499)	2 years ago
Miro Hrončok	6e2063b014	EL 9 specific: Adjust our patch to get wheels from /usr/share/python%{python3_pkgversion}-wheels ... In RHEL 9, the wheels are located in: - For Python 3.9: /usr/share/python3-wheels - For Python 3.11: /usr/share/python3.11-wheels This changes our patch to use RPM packaged wheels from the appropriate directories. Is should work with future Python versions as well, assuming nothing changes in RHEL.	2 years ago
Lumir Balhar	a5d7c433d2	Update to 20.16.6	2 years ago
Lumir Balhar	535b891ea2	Add explicit error when embed version of wheels is requested	3 years ago
Lumir Balhar	7f4443442e	Update to 20.13.0	3 years ago
Lumir Balhar	5d085eed3d	Update to 20.4.0 (#1915682)	4 years ago
Lumir Balhar	1de75fdc4a	Update to 20.0.25	5 years ago
Lumir Balhar	9aaabea1a7	Update to 20.0.23 (#1742034)	5 years ago
Miro Hrončok	597e27d801	Explicitly require setuptools < 44 with Python 3.4	5 years ago
Miro Hrončok	e70801ec26	Use wheels from ensurepip/_bundled dir if it is there ... This allows virtualenv to install pip < 19.2 on Python 3.4 once we update pip.	6 years ago
Miro Hrončok	c2c5bce7b0	Update to 16.6.1 ... - No more Python 2.6 or Jython support - Drop runtime dependency on pythonX-devel See https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/python-devel@lists.fedoraproject.org/thread/F3EGYJ362AUZMGR3P2OP3ARK4YNLEASO/ Resolves https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1699031	6 years ago
Miro Hrončok	34d58a7e7c	Use wheels from RPM packages ... At least for Python > 2.6	7 years ago