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* Only list Fedora 21+. Older releases are no longer supported by upstream, let alone for systemd development. * Fedora now uses `pip` and `pip3`, not `pip-python` and `pip-python3`. By only documenting Fedora 21+, we can be consistent in the instructions. * Use HTTPS for git (rather than HTTP).
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I should mention that the build still fails on Fedora 22. It's just much closer to working with the changes in this pull request. I get a similar error for Python 2. |
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I am getting this as well, and since python-systemd is not in 223. The master branch appears to be compiling, can a new tag of this be made? |
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Ooops, I somehow missed this pull request. Committed as 58c65cf. |
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pipandpip3, notpip-pythonandpip-python3. By only documenting Fedora 21+, we can be consistent in the instructions.