https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2307912



--- Comment #24 from Miro Hrončok <[email protected]> ---
> What about the `doc` subpackage in this case? `python3-pyliblo3-doc`?

Or python-pyliblo3-doc. Or python-pyliblo3-docs. There seem to be no rule about
this. I usually just don't bother with such packages.


> Isn't this build-backend dependent? I guess setuptools and hatchling support 
> it at the moment? Hopefully this doesn't need to be ported to EPEL.

The presence of the %license file is build-backedn dependent. But the -l
asserts it worked.

BTW the spec file now has both -l and %ľicense COPYING which is redundant.

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Don't use <= in Obsoletes, it is almost always wrong. Use <, e.g.:

Obsoletes:      python3-pyliblo < 0.10.0-35



For Provides, if they are needed, use %py_provides. But they are not needed.


Also, rename the package, please.


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