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---
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document: modulemd
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version: 2
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data:
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    name: python39
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    stream: 3.9-bootstrap
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    summary: Python programming language, version 3.9
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    description: |-
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        This module gives users access to the internal Python 3.9 in RHEL8, as
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        well as provides some additional Python packages the users might need.
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        In addition to these you can install any python3-* package available
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        in RHEL and use it with Python from this module.
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    license:
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        module:
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            - MIT
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    dependencies:
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        - buildrequires:
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              platform: [el8.4.0]
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              # Depending on our selves for bootstrapping
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              # This is not needed in bootstrap phase 1 and can be disabled
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              # python39: [3.9-bootstrap]
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              # sicpy needs package swig
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              swig: [3.0]
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              # mod_wsgi needs several packages from httpd
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              httpd: [2.4]
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          requires:
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              platform: [el8]
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    references:
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        community: https://www.python.org/
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        documentation: https://docs.python.org/3.9/
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    profiles:
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        common:
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            rpms:
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                - python39
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        build:
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            rpms:
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                - python39
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                - python39-devel
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                - python39-rpm-macros
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    buildopts:
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        rpms:
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            # Macros bootstrapping info:
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            #   Only the macros that are below the `macros: |` declaration are
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            #   being used in the module at a given time. If you want to switch
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            #   to a different bootstrap phase, comment out the current
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            #   bootstrap phase macros, move them above this section. And take
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            #   the bootstrap phase you want to use, uncomment it, and move it
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            #   here, below the `macros: |` line.
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            # Explanation:
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            #   Macros are expanded even when they are commented out using '#',
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            #   therefore it's safer to just move them out of the macros
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            #   section entirely to avoid possible issues.
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            macros: |
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                # === Bootstrap phase 1 ===
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                #
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                %python3_pkgversion 39
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                # python39
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                %_without_rpmwheels 1
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                %_without_optimizations 1
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                # python39, setuptools, wheel
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                %_with_bootstrap 1
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                # python39, setuptools, pip
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                %_without_tests 1
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                # pip
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                %_without_doc 1
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    components:
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        rpms:
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            # === Bootstrap phase 1 ===
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            #
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            python39:
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                rationale: The main Python interpreter
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                ref: 93a1c0a50478623f84220798338b4d66a2e7117c
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                buildorder: 10
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            python3x-setuptools:
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                rationale: Packaging tool
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                ref: 1950ae3d8549d4df835b6e31337bebd9a40bf4f8
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                buildorder: 20
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            python-wheel:
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                rationale: Packaging tool
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                ref: 1d3137dab7dbb7c7fa4526224de74ab47cadbd95
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                buildorder: 30
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            python3x-pip:
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                rationale: Packaging tool
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                ref: 6d97c1df67685383c70ad4ef043c3d4d8231352d
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                buildorder: 40
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...