Python 2.7.11 #775
Python 2.7.11 #775
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Now all the initial work done posted in the Old PR (#693) has been posted splitted. To clarify things, thinks about a two part project:
¡¡¡ Hope that now we are in the right direction !!! Note 1: Slight modifications had been done, mostly in the "optional" PRs because when I last merged the master branch I don't realize that the libjpeg had been modified with the ar command and I made an error when solving the merge conflict. I made the necessary changes to adapt to the new circumstances. This mistake does not affect the functionality of the old PR (#693) and works as expected because all the changes has been applied also into the corresponding branch (already tested). So... the old project and the splitted project has the same source code (with different commits, of course). Note 2: Buuuf, honestly, until now I did not realize the mess I caused with all the work done. Now I understand the need of splitting the initial PR mentioned by @kived, sorry about that!, It will not happen again. I Hope that now all be more clear. Note 3: I don't have any troubles to give access to all the branches affected for this PR for the programmer/s in charge of reviewing and merging this PR if accepted, only give me the user names and I will give you permission, so maybe this way, we can speed up a little all the process, because the next two weeks I would be very busy with my job... |
…nto update-python-base # Solved Conflicts: # pythonforandroid/recipes/python2/__init__.py
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¡¡¡ Closed because currently I'm working with python's version 2.7.12 !!! |
The new python2 recipe supports optional dependencies: sqlite3, openssl and libffi
This PR updates the python2's recipe to version 2.7.11. Libffi (#773) and Openssl (#774)
If this is finally merged, all PRS with "mandatory for Python 2.7.11" in his title should be merged, otherwise it will not work as expected (it will fail to build if the affected recipe is used). I will like to mention that it is possible that we have to create a conditional statement for all this affected recipes to make it work with Python 3.x, I really hope that this has not to be necessary, but I really don't know ( I don't have any code written in python 3), this new recipe is closer to the python3 recipe than the old one ...so, probably, all the changes made with the affected recipes, will also work on python 3.x.
Notes for testers: I will recommend to programmers who want to test the new python 2.7.11 against the old PR(#693) because has all the mandatory and optional changes incorporated.
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