ssh-python: Add version 1.2.0.post1 - #2561
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ssh-python1.2.0.post1Compiles the Cython bindings and the vendored libssh 0.11.1 C library. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.
Mirrors upstream's
.circleci/config.ymlmanylinux and test jobs.Differs from upstream
dnfinstead of source builds - OpenSSL's source build fails on riscv64.setup.py's embedded build instead of preinstalled in a custom image - same tree, same cmake flags.Testing
tests/andsetup.cfgstaged away from the checkout so the wheel is imported, notssh/.ci/integration_tests(needs a live sshd) not run, as in upstream's wheel jobs.License: Wheel bundles libssh (LGPL-2.1), keyutils-libs (LGPL-2.1), OpenSSL (Apache-2.0) and the krb5 libraries (MIT); upstream ships no licence text for them, so the build adds it.