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include ../../../make-rules/shared-macros.mk

COMPONENT_NAME=		python-ldap

COMPONENT_VERSION=	2.4.10

COMPONENT_SRC=		$(COMPONENT_NAME)-$(COMPONENT_VERSION)

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE=	$(COMPONENT_SRC).tar.gz

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_HASH=	\

    sha256:67cc7801bf24c29386ab99966ceb68d6a60fa9e0566cc95a4fbb2c4695a8ce54

COMPONENT_ARCHIVE_URL=	$(call pypi_url)

COMPONENT_PROJECT_URL=	http://www.python-ldap.org/

COMPONENT_BUGDB=	python-mod/python-ldap

TPNO=			14503

# This module has syntax issues and thus is not Python 3 ready.

PYTHON_VERSIONS=	2.7 2.6

ASLR_MODE = $(ASLR_NOT_APPLICABLE)

COMPONENT_TEST_DIR =    $(SOURCE_DIR)/Tests

COMPONENT_TEST_CMD =	$(SHELL)

COMPONENT_TEST_ARGS =   runtests.sh

COMPONENT_TEST_ENV +=	PYTHONPATH=$(PROTO_DIR)$(PYTHON_VENDOR_PACKAGES.32)

# Needed to create a unique temporary directory.

COMPONENT_TEST_ENV +=	BUILD_DIR=$(BUILD_DIR)

# common targets

build:		$(BUILD_32_and_64)

install:	$(INSTALL_32_and_64)

# Two tests are known to fail. These failures are not critical.

#

# One fails because it says the library does not throw a value error on a

# bad URL. This one fails, as the bad url it is trying is an edge case:

# ldap:///?????  and not that important.  The OpenLDAP library doesn't 

# have the necessary code to check for that case and error out.  We (or

# someone from the python-ldap team) would have to log an OpenLDAP bug,

# propose a fix to the code, see it integrated, wait for a release, and

# integrate the new release into Userland.

#

# The other failure is for a test case that has a comment before the test case:

# # these two constants are pointless? XXX

# The answer being yes.  And the constants are not defined in the latest

# version of python-ldap.

# 

test:		$(TEST_32_and_64)