Initial commit of python-pymongo (for python 2.x & 3.x).
Fixes T3985.
Signed-off-by: Pierre-Yves <pyu@riseup.net>
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- T3985: python-pymongo
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- R4309:42acd067fed7: Initial version of python-pymongo
Successfully tested by @tristan957
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Update pymongo to 3.5.1
- The MIT license comes from the THIRD-PARTY-NOTICE
- Regarding the name, I prefer using the driver name PyMongo to the repository name that could eventually change. I took the habit to prefix perl parkages with perl-, python packages with python- or eventually python3- when different sources are provided for the python2 and python3 versions. I don't know if it's good or not but I observed many people do it and I find it convenient to search/sort without having to filter on the component.
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Oh hey just realized I was cced here. I tested it and it worked fine for a small project that I have that uses pymongo. Sorry for being so late.
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