New package: reuse-0.13.0

[k4leg]

See https://reuse.software for more info.

General

• This is a new package and it conforms to the quality requirements

Have the results of the proposed changes been tested?

• I use the packages affected by the proposed changes on a regular basis and confirm this PR works for me
• I generally don't use the affected packages but briefly tested this PR

[Chocimier]

• no new py2 packages are accepted
• depending on minimal version of module is going to stale, please either provide tool to keep it up to date on update, or drop
• testing with tox undex xbps-src is useless, try good deprecated things
• make_check= has to be justified
• no need do depend on interpreter when depending on module

[Chocimier]

• please use pypi as homepage for packages not fetched from pypi, this helps find upstream in case it moves

[paper42]

• please use pypi as homepage for packages not fetched from pypi, this helps find upstream in case it moves

PyPI tarballs also remove tests, so I think it would be nicer to use the non-pypi tarballs when there are tests to run.

[Chocimier]

nicer to use the non-pypi tarballs

Makes sense if this is case for these packages, but don't that depend on setup.py?

[paper42]

nicer to use the non-pypi tarballs

Makes sense if this is case for these packages, but don't that depend on setup.py?

setup.py test is the old way of running tests, for modern projects, we can use pytest from python3-pytest.

[Chocimier]

I mean boolean.py pypi tarball includes tests.

[paper42]

I mean boolean.py pypi tarball includes tests.

I get your point now. Some projects have their tests in pypi tarballs, some don't, so we could check for each package.

[k4leg]

* `make_check=` has to be justified

I don't understand why but the tests fail in CI (see this). With a local build everything is fine. Perhaps this will change after switching from tox to other.

* testing with tox undex xbps-src is useless, try good deprecated things

Btw I saw in some packages tests are missing because some dependencies are missing. Is it okay to do the same or is it better to pack them? This is why I used tox.

[Chocimier]

Best is to selectively disable tests that fail for known reason, and report other upstream.