All public parametric macros now accept long options in addition
to short options. For example, %pyproject_buildrequires --no-runtime
is equivalent to %pyproject_buildrequires -R.
This is implemented via a Lua option parser (pyproject_getopt.lua)
installed to %{_rpmluadir}/fedora/rpm/. All macros use (-) to opt out
of RPM native getopt and call the Lua parser for validation, mutual
exclusion checks, and value extraction.
Other changes:
- Toxenv construction inlined in Lua, replacing pyproject_construct_toxenv.py
- Added --config-settings and --directory long forms to Python argparse
- Renamed --read-pyproject-dependencies to --pyproject-dependencies
(this was not part of API and now it is, so I picked a shorter name)
- Added test_getopt_consistency.py to assert option mappings match
across macros.pyproject, Python scripts, and README.md
- Converted ~half of test specs to use long options
- Documented all short/long mappings in README.md
- All Python scripts expose their argparser() functions fer easier consistency asserts
Co-Authored-By: Maxwell G <maxwell@gtmx.me>
Assisted-By: Claude Opus 4.6
(cherry picked from Fedora commit 6d3ad45c08)
- The flag can be used to indicate no Python modules should be saved
The change wrt users using '*' was necessary,
as `glob` was undefined when `module_globs` was empty.
(cherry picked from Fedora commit aac6644d02)
