On 2019-07-09, 06:32 GMT, you wrote:
I thought the discussion is also about pypy (so the 1 Jan argument doesn't count imo).
Right, that one doesn’t apply, but the rest is the same: normal users can use whatever they have in %{_bindir} (and python3 is probably the basic Python for many years to come), and whoever needs the library can use it with python2/pypy/etc. And yes, ``pypy -m library`` trick should work as well.
Detailed control? I just want working packages which include the executables. And all other distros I looked at (Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu) just have the executables for all python versions.
If you have some more important reason than “I don’t want to have Python 3 on my system” we can certainly add alternatives for the particular packages, but I don’t think I would like to add foo-2 and foo-3 versions to all python packages in the repository.
Best,
Matěj