Great. Here is my thinking on the mypy errors noted above.
For the `hdr.__getattr__` case, I think those declarations should be replaced
with a comment noting that an `rpmTag` or `AnyStr` value can be passed as an
argument, and the corresponding `int` or `AnyStr` value will be the result. I
Wouldn't this entirely break the forge macros and Go macros in Fedora, as well
as the Python and Ruby macros in openSUSE?
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We only support Python 3.6 and up, so I don't think this would be a problem for
us.
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> I'll investigate how to dig for fingerprints; here is the version with key
> IDs.
Thanks! In addition to the fingerprint vs key ID issue, this still needs a
cryptographic signature check.
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I'll investigate how to dig for fingerprints; here is the version with key IDs.
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@weblate pushed 5 commits.
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I am working on a project that consumes the rpm python interface
(https://pagure.io/depict for the curious). I would like to typecheck my
project, so I have created some stubs for that purpose. Are you interested in
having the rpm stubs?
Note that, with this commit applied, mypy has several
