python-annoy-1.17.0-bp156.3.4

- Skip one more test failing on 32bit

- Skip test test_distance_consistency that fails on 32bit

- Update to 1.16.0:
  * Various warning fixes
  * Cleanups
- Rebase patch reproducible.patch

- Update to 1.15.1:
  * Various minor fixes
  * Fixes to the Euclidean distance function (avoid catastrophic cancellation)
  * Don't MAP_POPULATE by default
  * dot products are now supported
- Update patch reproducible.patch:
  * expand to not screw with cflags either

- Do not build the python2 package due to python2-h5py

- Update to 1.17.0
  * multithreaded building + misc more
- Add denose.patch to get rid of nose

- Skip one test flaky on Python 3.6

- Skip one more test failing on 32bit

- update to 1.16.3
  * some error message improvements
  * doing more stack allocations instead of heap
  * fixes to a few tests that were failing on other platforms
- Rebase patch reproducible.patch

- Skip test test_distance_consistency that fails on 32bit

- Update to 1.16.0:
  * Various warning fixes
  * Cleanups
- Rebase patch reproducible.patch

- Update to 1.15.2
  * Fix #379 error handling in save()
  * Fix compile issue in linux
  * Fix popcount #366
  * rebased reproduceable.patch
  * Some more misc

- Use noun phrase in summary.

- Update to 1.15.1:
  * Various minor fixes
  * Fixes to the Euclidean distance function (avoid catastrophic cancellation)
  * Don't MAP_POPULATE by default
  * dot products are now supported
- Update patch reproducible.patch:
  * expand to not screw with cflags either

- Add reproducible.patch to not depend on build system CPU (boo#1100677)

- Update to 1.12.0
  * Finally squashed a remaining issue with holes (see #295) and
    together with a few other holes-related fixes it felt worthy of
    bumping the minor version number.
  * Fix more holes issues (this time causing the number of items to
    be reported incorrectly)
  * Fix angular index with holes
  * This version features AVX instructions thanks to @ReneHollander
  * Windows support now official – with CI pipeline to prove it.
    Only tested on Python 3.6 so far
  * Experimental Hamming distances
- Use license tag

- initial version