Update python-inject and remove the bundled package #940
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Nice, glad it has landed in the repositories of distros now :) |
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The test is failing, because the CI image pulls the Python dependencies from the master branch, but this PR is mergeable. |
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Since last year, the
python-injectpackage is included in major distros' repositories, like Debian and Fedora, so it's not really necessary to keep an in-tree version of it. The primary distribution for Cozy is Flatpak anyway, so we can easily bundle the PyPI package with it.