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fdroidserver 1.1.10 #63174

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@alebcay alebcay commented Oct 20, 2020

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Building the numpy resource seems to result in this issue sometimes, so use Homebrew numpy instead, where we've already addressed this by building against openblas.

This does also mean that fdroidserver will be part of numpy's reverse dependency tree, so keeping it on python@3.8 until we're ready to upgrade numpy and company.

The text metadata format previously used in tests is still valid but is now deprecated and will be removed in future versions. The metadata is now expressed in the recommended YAML format instead.

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Let's hold that one for #62560
so it can be migrated to numpy with Python 3.9 at the same time

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fxcoudert commented Oct 23, 2020

Need to migrate s3cmd at the same time

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