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- Update to latest version from tumbleweed jira#OPENSUSE-22 boo#1183818 - Enable testsuite
- update to 1.2.16: * All tests are run even if the tap.py module is not available, although diagnostics for failing tests will be better if it is present. * Forbid unexpanded AX-prefixed macros more selectively
- Support builds with more than one python3 flavor gh#openSUSE/python-rpm-macros#66 - Remove shebang from examples (rpmlint warning, is in common doc) - Clean duplicate python flavor variables for configure - Update the provides/obsoletes tags for old-style dbus-1-$python
- Version update to version 1.2.14: * Ensure that the numeric types from dbus.types get the same str() under Python 3.8 that they did under previous versions. * Disable -Winline. * Add Python 3.8 to CI. - Changes in version 1.2.12: * Don't save and restore the exception indicator when called from C code. - Changes in version 1.2.10: * Rewrite CONTRIBUTING.md document, based on Wayland's equivalent * Add clearer license information using SPDX-License-Identifier. * Improve test coverage. * Don't set deprecated tp_print to NULL under Python 3. * Include inherited methods and properties when documenting objects, which regressed when migrating from epydoc to sphinx. * Add missing variant_level member to UnixFd type, for parity with the other dbus.types types (dbus-python!3. - Note that this is a potentially incompatible change: unknown keyword arguments were previously ignored (!) and are now an error. * Don't reply to method calls if they have the NO_REPLY_EXPECTED flag (fd.o#32529, dbus-python#26. * Silence -Wcast-function-type with gcc 8. * Fix distcheck with python3.7 by deleting __pycache__ during uninstall. * Consistently save and restore the exception indicator when called from C code. * Avoid a long-standing race condition in the automated tests. * Fix Qt website URL. - Up dbus dependency; 1.8 is now required.
- Add missing dependency for pkg-config files
- Version update to version 1.2.8: * Python 2.7 required or 3.4 respectively * Tests use tap.py functionality * Upstream dropped epydoc completely * See NEWS for more
- Use requires_ge instead of the rpm calls