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* Since the 6.3.0 release, devel/py-packaging has been defined in the "setup.cfg" as an unconditional dependency. However this leads to problems if py-packaging is uninstalled but py-setuptools_scm persists, then the missing port can no longer be built. [1] Although py-setuptools_scm has a fallback to devel/py-setuptools when py-packaging is absent this fallback code is not executed. This is because py-setuptools, which checks the dependencies of py-setuptools_scm upon invocation and terminates as soon as these are not met. Fix this issue by converting py-packaging into an optional dependency for py-setuptools_scm so that the fallback code is really used if py-packaging is absent. But keep the latter one in the RUN_DEPENDS in order to continue to reflect the actual dependencies. * Also add py-packaging to BUILD_DEPENDS as defined in "pyproject.toml" although it's not strictly required to build the port. [2] * Bump PORTREVISION due package change. PR: 259981 Reported by: many [1], koobs [2] Tested by: se, myself
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Avoid errors during runtime if devel/py-packaging is not present.
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The package is only required in "_version_cls.py" and falls back to
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devel/py-setuptools (via "try ... except") if it's not available.
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This is a workaround to remedy issues with upgrade runs that also update
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devel/py-{packaging,pyparsing} in environments where devel/py-setuptools_scm is
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already present.
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--- setup.cfg.orig 2021-12-05 20:43:43 UTC
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+++ setup.cfg
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@@ -27,7 +27,6 @@ classifiers =
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[options]
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packages = find:
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install_requires =
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- packaging>=20.0
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setuptools
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tomli>=1.0.0 # keep in sync
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python_requires = >=3.6
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