This is becoming the defacto iCalendar parser for python, and is a coming dependency of net-zope/plone-calendaring, and probably schoolbell, etc. Aside from general standalone usefulness, python packages will start to depend on this. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
Created attachment 72457 [details] New iCalendar-0.11.ebuild
According to the author's homepage (http://codespeak.net/icalendar/) the license is actually LGPL, not PSF as indicated in the ebuild. If you take a look at README.txt and LICENSE.txt as included in the upstream tarball, you'll see LGPL as well. The author also states that the minimum version of python required is 2.3, while the ebuild has a DEPEND on >=2.2
Created attachment 78918 [details] improved icalendar-0.11.ebuild Fixes from comment #2, plus updated copyright header and addition of missing CVS date header (which was causing repoman to reject the ebuild). Fields re-ordered and re-spaced to match those in skel.ebuild. Missing docs (CHANGES.txt CREDITS.txt HISTORY.txt LICENSE.txt TODO.txt) added to DOCS for installation by distutils eclass. Expression assigned to S is now quoted as per bash scripting best-practices, although examination of current tree shows that only 44% of ebuilds have quoted values for S. ebuild name lowercased in accordance with http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/devrel/handbook/handbook.xml?part=3&chap=1#doc_chap3 . src_test() and conditional installation of code examples (using the global use flag "examples") added. Ebuild passes repoman full and works fine here (including with FEATURES=test and USE=examples) but of course needs wider testing.
- there is no versioned virtual/python
Created attachment 161002 [details] New ebuild for dev-python/icalendar (version 2.0.1)
Created attachment 189578 [details] Adjusted dev-python/icalendar-2.0.1 ebuild -Fixed LICENSE -Adjusted python dependency (doesn't play well with python-2.6 yet - see http://codespeak.net/pipermail/icalendar-dev/2009-February/000137.html). Maybe this is unnecessary for just "deprecation warnings" -Quoted ${python}
If nobody in the python herd wants to take this, it looks simple and straightforward enough that I could maintain it.
Committed dev-python/icalendar-2.0.1 . I've placed it in the python herd but I will maintain it.
