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rigour2.4.1Compiles a Rust/PyO3 extension for financial-crime domain data validation and normalization (names, addresses, IDs, phonetics). Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.
Mirrors upstream's
linux/sdistjobs ofbuild.yml.Differs from upstream
Cargo.lockis committed, so there's nothing to protect against.dnf install -y libicu-develin before-all -normality(a runtime dep) hard-requirespyicu, which has no riscv64 wheel; the package lives outside EPEL.Matrix: cp310-cp314, no cp314t - upstream builds no free-threaded wheel and pyo3's extension-module feature carries no abi3, so the matrix mirrors upstream's own five interpreters.
Testing
test-sourcesstagestests/alone so the checkout's ownrigour/package doesn't shadow the installed wheeltyping_extensionsto test-requires -rigour/ids/__init__.pyimports it directly but it's missing from[project].dependenciestest_dates.pycases - they hardcode aZ-suffixed/colonless-offset timestamp that onlydatetime.fromisoformatparses from Python 3.11 onwardLicense: OK
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