From 1ee5e273ebe3ff2280cb9c7b1fdfa71c0f3556aa Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Miro Hrončok <miro@hroncok.cz>
Date: Aug 29 2018 13:46:27 +0000
Subject: This module was just an attempt and is not compatible with the current modularity


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-python2 dependencies
-====================
-
-build dependencies calculated by brt_dep_solver
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-autoconf
-compat-openssl10
-expat
-findutils
-libX11
-mesa
-tcl
-tix
-tk
-valgrind
-
-
-runtime dependencies calculated by brt_dep_solver
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-coreutils
-glibc
-
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+This module was just an attempt and is not compatible with the current modularity
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-document: modulemd
-version: 1
-data:
-    summary: Python programming language, version 2
-    description: >-
-        Python is an interpreted, interactive, object-oriented programming
-        language often compared to Tcl, Perl, Scheme or Java. Python includes
-        modules, classes, exceptions, very high level dynamic data types
-        and dynamic typing. Python supports interfaces to many system calls and
-        libraries, as well as to various windowing systems (X11, Motif, Tk,
-        Mac and MFC).
-
-        Programmers can write new built-in modules for Python in C or C++.
-        Python can be used as an extension language for applications that
-        need a programmable interface.
-    license:
-        module:
-            - MIT
-    dependencies:
-        buildrequires:
-            platform: f28
-        requires:
-            platform: f28
-    references:
-        community: https://www.python.org/
-        documentation: https://docs.python.org/2/
-        tracker: https://src.fedoraproject.org/modules/python2
-    profiles:
-        minimal:
-            rpms:
-                - python2
-                - python2-libs
-                - python2-pip
-                - python2-setuptools
-        default:
-            rpms:
-                - python2
-                - python2-libs
-                - python2-pip
-                - python2-setuptools
-        full:
-            rpms:
-                - python2
-                - python2-devel
-                - python2-libs
-                - python2-pip
-                - python2-setuptools
-                - python2-wheel
-    filter:
-        rpms:
-            # Requires unavailable: tk, tcl, libX11
-            - python2-tkinter
-            # Requires unavailable: python3-tkinter
-            - python2-tools
-            # Requires unavailable: python3-tools
-            - python2-test
-            # Requires unavailable: python3-{tkinter,tools,test} and more
-            - python2-debug
-
-            # Remove Python 3 stuff we had to build but don't want in the
-            # module
-            - python3-wheel
-            - python3-setuptools
-            - python3-pip
-            - python3-rpm-macros
-    api:
-        rpms:
-            - python2
-            - python2-devel
-            - python2-libs
-            - python2-pip
-            - python2-setuptools
-            - python2-wheel
-    buildopts:
-        rpms:
-            macros: |
-                # setuptools
-                %_without_platform_python 1
-
-                # Note that we cannot disable building of Python 3 subpackages,
-                # because python2-devel (needed to build all Python 2 packages)
-                # has a runtime dependency on python3-rpm-generators, and that
-                # package requires python3-setuptools at runtime. By rebuilding
-                # python-setuptools SRPM with only python2, we overshadow the
-                # already built python3 subpackage and it is no longer
-                # available for python3-rpm-generators when building python-pip
-                # (or any other Python package).
-    components:
-        rpms:
-            python-rpm-macros:
-                rationale: Build and runtime dependency of python2-devel
-                ref: master
-                buildorder: 10
-            python-wheel:
-                rationale: Used for unbundling of pip and setuptools
-                ref: master
-                buildorder: 10
-            python-setuptools:
-                rationale: Python Packaging ecosystem
-                ref: master
-                buildorder: 20
-            python-pip:
-                rationale: Python Packaging ecosystem
-                ref: master
-                buildorder: 30
-            python2:
-                rationale: Main Python language interpreter
-                ref: master
-                buildorder: 40
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