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Note: ldap0 is Python 3.x only since 0.3.0
While I'm here, level up ports compliance and fix ports issues:
- Match COMMENT to setup.py:description
- Match *_DEPENDS (and versions) to setup.py:*_requires
- Add TEST_* variables and test (QA) target [1][2]
- Replace setup.py INCLUDES patch with setuptools build_ext commands
which honour environment variables
- Strip extension/library
- Patch setup.cfg to remove unconditional debug builds
- Update pkg-descr formatting and WWW url (to match setup.py:homepage)
[1] It's possible to make the unconditional requirement to HAVE_SASL,
ie: a requirement to have a SASL enabled openldap client, optional, by
conditionally adding --undef HAVE_SASL to PYDISTUTILS_BUILDARGS
depending on WANT_OPENLDAP_SASL, but the ldap0 tests unconditionally
run a number of unconditional sasl based tests. These tests should be
made to skip (not fail) if SASL is not available, and the port made to
support non-SASL based configuration. TODO: Upstream test improvements.
[2] WANT_OPENLDAP_SASL currently only results in the openldap-client being
SASL enabled, but doesn't affect the openldap-server port. There's no
way at present to require/force a SASL enabled openldap-server port,
which doesn't enable the SASL option by default either. A slave port
(openldap24-sasl-server, matching client slave port) that enables the
SASL option would be great.
portlint: OK (looks fine.)
testport: OK (poudriere: 12amd64, Python 3.7)
maketest: OK (Ran 248 tests: (skipped=12, expected failures=3))
PR: 242043 [1]
Submitted by: <geraud gcu info> [1]
Approved by: portmgr (maintainer timeout: > 1 months, blanket: ports compliance)
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TIMESTAMP = 1578802932
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SHA256 (ldap0-0.6.8.tar.gz) = 2490ae871180d21b42bfc073ee8b73f1493fe700ae02dff87a7388e7414fb8b4
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SIZE (ldap0-0.6.8.tar.gz) = 233543
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