Using VCS as pyparted
version lock
#2494
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Changing to use github archive as dependency-url for pyparted as there hasn't been an update on pypi.org for pyparted in almost 12 months.
Tracking issue: dcantrell/pyparted#106
Instead of downgrading, I think it's a safe bet that we should stop hoping for upstream to listen. Or at least I need to get this out of my ever growing backlog - as it occupies mental realestate like crazy.
So.. In PEP 508 spirit - despite it being against red hats own bloody guidelines where
@dcantrell
seemingly work - let's use the github archive as a version lock.. at least forpip
users. Because downgrading really isn't an option. We'll keep usingVCS
or pypi wherever possible, but for pip this is the only decent workaround.renovate-bot appears to honor PEP508 - but I haven't tested it if truth be told.
This superseeds: