Hello folks.
A new major version of tox was released. The bump form version 3 to version 4
should be flawless to users but breaks all the plugins that have not been
updated to the new API yet.
I would like to avoid the need to maintain tox 3 in EPEL9 for many years after
upstream abandoned it (they have no intention to do maintenance releases for
tox 3.x).
We are currently upgrading to tox 4 in Fedora Rawhide. When the dust settles
I'd like to have the possibility to update it in EPEL too.
One way to do it is to package a new tox4 component in EPEL 9 (and make it
conflict with tox < 4) and keep the old tox around until it breaks (the
breakage might mean it no longer supports a newly added Python version being
added to RHEL 9).
Is that a sensible approach for EPEL?
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Miro Hrončok
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