URL: https://github.com/freeipa/freeipa/pull/336 Title: #336: [py3] pki: add missing depedency pki-base[-python3]
HonzaCholasta commented: """ @tiran, I'm sorry to have to point this out, but the decision whether this PR is accepted or not is not yours to make, you are not a member of the core team and this is in no way related to your integration work. As a maintainer of IPA packages in RHEL I obviously prefer it my way. What you prefer when you co-maintain PKI Python packages is your bussiness and is not relevant here. A compromise I would be willing to accept is that the `pki-base-python3` dependency will be unversioned, but `pki-base-python2` must stay `>= 10.2.1`. @tomaskrizek, why do you think it's a bad practice? The condition merely limits the set of package versions that satisfy the dependency, but the set is still infinite and an infinite number of non-existents packages *always* fall in the set. Strictly speaking, `10.3.5-6` is not an existing package version either, you won't find an `pki-base-python2-10.3.5-6.rpm` anywhere. """ See the full comment at https://github.com/freeipa/freeipa/pull/336#issuecomment-273488422
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