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document: feedback-pipeline-unwanted
version: 1
data:
  name: Unwanted Python 3 packages
  description: Packages we do not want to ship for Python 3
  maintainer: rhel-pt-python
  unwanted_source_packages:
    # The "other" Python versions might accidentally be pulled in by not yet rebuilt packages
    # They are also Recommended by tox and hence pulled in as weak dependencies
    - python3.5
    - python3.6
    - python3.7
    - python3.8
    - python3.9
    - python3.10
    - python3.11
    - pypy
    - pypy2.7
    - pypy3.10
    - pypy3.11
    - pypy3.12
    # Python Maint prefers the standard library venv module
    - python-virtualenv
    # tox depends on virtualenv, and generally isn't something we want to support in RHEL
    - python-tox
    # deprecated() Python packages:
    - python-nose
    - python-pytest4
    - python-pytoml
    - python-zombie-imp
    - python-cython0.29
    # the Jupyter Notebook stack we maintain in Fedora, but not in RHEL
    - python-ipykernel
    - python-ipyparallel
    - ipython
    - python-ipywidgets
    - python-jedi
    - python-jupyter-client
    - python-jupyter-core
    - python-jupyter-server
    - python-matplotlib
    - python-nb2plots
    - python-nbclassic
    - python-nbclient
    - python-nbconvert
    - python-nbsphinx
    - python-notebook
    - python-numpydoc
    - python-pandas
    - python-pytest-jupyter
    - sympy
    # Many packages measure coverage in %check, we should not need to do that in RHEL (or even in Fedora)
    - python-coverage
    - python-pytest-cov
    - python-codecov
    # Many packages lint code in %check, we should not need to do that in RHEL (or even in Fedora)
    - python-black
    - python-pycodestyle
    - pylint
    - pyflakes
    - python-flake8
    - python-isort
    # funcsigs is a backport from the Python standard library inspect module, use that one instead
    - python-funcsigs
    # hypothesis is a testing package with a fairly rapid release schedule,
    # so it's not something we'd want to pin and support for an extended time
    - python-hypothesis
    # breezy is only an optional test dependency of pip, with large dep tree
    - breezy
    # pillow is riddled with CVEs all the time, not something we want to fix
    - python-pillow
    # a test only depndencies, can be replaced by stdlib's unittest.mock if needed
    # not "enterprise" material
    - python-pretend
    - python-sure
    - python-freezegun
    - python-trustme
    # The Python standard library already has html.parser;
    # another HTML parsing library is redundant
    - python-html5lib
    # Web servers usually used for %check only, have a huge dep chain
    - python-twisted
    # We only support two basic Sphinx themes in RHEL (alabaster and RTD)
    - python-Pallets-Sphinx-Themes
    - python-sphinx-theme-py3doc-enhanced
    - python-pydata-sphinx-theme
    # Packages should only use python3-{flit,poetry}-core for build backends
    - python-flit
    - poetry
    # zoneinfo is in the Python standard library (PEP 615), use that one instead
    - pytz
    # python3-chardet was pulled into RHEL 9 as a dependency of python3-requests,
    # but they switched to python3-charset-normalizer instead,
    # no need to maintain 2 packages with the same purpose
    - python-chardet
    # tomllib is in the Python standard library (PEP 680), use that one instead
    - python-toml
    - python-tomli
    # python3-py is in maintenance mode upstream, pretty much dead
    # it used to be in RHEL as a dependency of pytest which bundled the necessary parts
    - python-py
    # lxml-html-clean is the CVE-magnet part of lxml we split upstream to get rid of it
    # nothing in ELN really ever used it, but let's not risk it
    - python-lxml-html-clean
  labels:
    - eln
    - c10s