https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1671790



--- Comment #5 from Miro HronĨok <[email protected]> ---
A suggestion about python_to_python3.patch:

Don't change "python" to "python3", change it to sys.executable and propose
that change upstream.

You can link to https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0394/#recommendation

> When reinvoking the interpreter from a Python script, querying sys.executable 
> to avoid hardcoded assumptions regarding the interpreter location remains the 
> preferred approach.

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  # this is optional but tests for spinners are failing because of that so I
decided to make that hard requires

It is not uncommon that tests need also optional dependencies. Reading the code
in https://github.com/sarugaku/vistir/blob/master/src/vistir/spin.py I suggest
you use Recommends instead of Requires.

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Any particular reason to mix python3dist(xxx) and python3-xxx in BuildRequires?
I stick to one.

Also, the #for tests comment is kinda weird, aren't others also needed for
tests?

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  # one test require internet to pass
  %bcond_without internet
  ...
  %if %{with internet}
  -k 'not test_open_file'
  %endif


This feels like a reverted logic. When I use "--without internet" the test that
requires internet will run, while when I use "--with internet" the test that
requires internet won't run. (Bconds are confusing.) What about this instead:

  # one test requires internet connection, we deselect it by default unless
--with internet is used
  %bcond_with internet
  ...
  %if %{without internet}
  -k 'not test_open_file'
  %endif

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