Comment 6 for bug 1430082
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| Barry Warsaw (barry) wrote Re: [MIR] python-cryptography, python-cffi, pycparser | #6 |
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For enum34:
[Availability]
In universe since Trusty.
[Rationale]
Used by some packages that want enum support in older Python versions. Used by python-cryptography (another package in this MIR).
[Security]
No known security issues. None to be expected really, since it only provides a basic data type.
[Quality assurance]
Bugs are well tracked upstream. Code is well tested in upstream Python.
[Dependencies]
None other than Python itself.
[Standards compliance]
Meets Debian and Debian Python standards.
[Maintenance]
Package is well maintained upstream by Python's enum stdlib maintainer, and in Debian by the DPMT and myself.
[Background information]
enum34 is a standalone version of the Python 3.4 stdlib enum package. It's compatible with older Python 3 and Python 2 versions and is often used to provide cross-version compatibility in packages that want to use enums in older Python versions.