python3, python2: clean up templates andgg dead alternatives, combine python2 and python2-tkinter #54161
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| depends="${sourcepkg}-${version}_${revision}" | ||
| conflicts="python<3.0.0_1 python2<=2.7.18.11_1 python3<=3.13.1_1" |
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I would put: depends="python>=3.0.0_1 python3>=${version}_${revision}"
conflicts resolution works before version resolution, install them first them is nearly impossible, afaik.
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The
2to3script is gone in ourpython3, making the2to3alternative obsolete. Theidlealternative in the mainpython3package is wrong, because it produces a dead symlink whenidle-python3is not installed.Rather than split off a new
idlealternative that behaves properly, it's better to just make a fixedidlesymlink in theidle-python3package, dropidlefrom thepythonalternative in thepython2package, and move on. This means that py2 users will have to useidle2oridle2.7, but we shouldn't worry about that anymore. It's a dead package that is already marked for "limited use".At the same time, we don't have to worry about cycles with
python2, so we can drop the split package and build the whole thing together.Eventually, we should drop the alternatives for
python2entirely, but that's a broader scope that I don't want to think about at the moment.Closes: #54154.
cc: @leahneukirchen