@JoshStrobl why did you remove .2 of the summary?

I just wanted to suggest it to people. I also didn't like it to drop python2 support if spyder needs it!

In D6496#104348, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Dropping python2 support would negatively affect spyder, which is python 2.

That's unusual. I haven't been able to do this on my laptop and on my friend's laptop running Solus.

Can you select multiple files by cherry picking? I mean can you select one and the select others by pressing Ctrl and clicking over them?

python-setuptools not required as its is a Python2 package

Yes it is tested with revision D6443

Use 5 digits for the permission

ipython, thefuck and networkx working.

Simplified license field.

Btw, when do we start removing python2 support? I mean, I wanted to remove python2 support on some packages but packages like spyder are stopping it. When do we start nuking them since nobody use spyder instead of spyder3?

In T6817#151149, @DataDrake wrote:

Updating python3 is not a small task. Over 100 packages need to be tested.

Rebase for the created repo

Should I add the dependency explicitly too?

Rebased to master branch

numpy is a dependency of scipy.

python-jupyter_client and python-pyzmq were removed as they were the dependency of python-ipykernel.

Update spyder to 3.3.4

Update django to 2.2

In D5143#93168, @DataDrake wrote:

In D5143#82311, @maverick1 wrote:

In D5143#82227, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Would like an explanation on all the rundep removals, as well as all the removals in /usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/spyder/images/filetypes/

The runtime dependencies were removed as their reverse dependencies were already included. They were just making the list of rundeps long but jot including any extra packages than this.

And for the images part, I have no hand in it.

I checked all of the removed depdendencies and it looks like python-sphinx is the only one not pulled in by another dep. Are you sure it isn't needed?

Update to sypder3 to 3.3.3

Shouldn't Gnome Stack be upgraded to 3.32.x now!

This is a good package and it needs to be in repo to run tests on django and to automate some processes.

In D5143#82227, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Would like an explanation on all the rundep removals, as well as all the removals in /usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/spyder/images/filetypes/

Glew is too old for now. I think reverse build should be tested once for the update.

Selenium automates browsers. That's it! What you do with that power is entirely up to you. Primarily, it is for automating web applications for testing purposes, but is certainly not limited to just that. Boring web-based administration tasks can (and should!) be automated as well.

yes it can be. But can it be used for testing a package in the build process?

that's not its dependency. That's python alembic's the package.yml is fine.

In D4116#70058, @JoshStrobl wrote:

But during initiating it needed python-editor as dependency. I installed it from pip and from then it works fine.

Then that needs to be fixed by being packaged.

In D4360#69533, @robertgzr wrote:

Do I make a package request myself?

This is wrong. Follow guidelines from this link.

Bumped to 1.2.14

Removed python-pytest from rundep and added check.

it needs pytest to run numpy.test since 1.15.
It written here

Since it is build against python3 only, you don't need python-setuptools are rundep as it is a python2 package.

Bumped to 1.15.4.