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keepassc: migrate to [email protected] #62341

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As part of the Python 3.9 migration (#62201).

This formula is independent from the all other Python formulas (if I didn't screw up my script or my logic)

Do not merge before the next Brew tag ships, expected on Monday 2020-10-12

@BrewTestBot BrewTestBot added python Python use is a significant feature of the PR or issue and removed do not merge labels Oct 7, 2020
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ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'Cryptodome'

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@fxcoudert fxcoudert deleted the py39_keepassc branch November 22, 2020 18:32
mitchblank added a commit to mitchblank/homebrew-core that referenced this pull request Dec 22, 2020
There was a previous attempt to do this by @fxcoudert (Homebrew#62341)
but it didn't work.  I did some debugging and found the issue was
just that by default pycryptodomex installs into an egg-directory
which isn't what we want.  Just forcing it to use --single-version-externally-managed
(like many other formulae with python subresources do) solves the issue.

The kppy subresource doesn't accept this option, but it looks like it
installs fine without it.
BrewTestBot pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 22, 2020
There was a previous attempt to do this by @fxcoudert (#62341)
but it didn't work.  I did some debugging and found the issue was
just that by default pycryptodomex installs into an egg-directory
which isn't what we want.  Just forcing it to use --single-version-externally-managed
(like many other formulae with python subresources do) solves the issue.

The kppy subresource doesn't accept this option, but it looks like it
installs fine without it.

Closes #67406.

Signed-off-by: FX Coudert <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: BrewTestBot <[email protected]>
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