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== Project Description ==

The Adafruit Raspberry Pi Python Library contains Python libraries for a large number of Adafruit electronics that can be attached to the Pi. This project involves packaging these libraries for Pidora.

== Project Leader ==

[[User:atpenrose|Adam Penrose]]

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== Project Details ==

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== Project Plan ==

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=== Goals by Release ===

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* '''0.1''' - Initial package release and submission to Pidora package review
* '''0.2''' - Review issues addressed, package through the review process
** Create patch to fix symlinks in Adafruit_CharLCDPlate directory
** Alter python scripts to be run as non-root user
** Update to latest commit
* '''0.3''' - Package in Pidora

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Website: [http://www.adafruit.com/ http://www.adafruit.com/]

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Package review request: [http://trac.proximity.on.ca/projects/rpfr/ticket/500 http://trac.proximity.on.ca/projects/rpfr/ticket/500]

=== Source Code Control ===
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Github: http://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit-Raspberry-Pi-Python-Code/

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[http://atpenrose.wordpress.com/ ATPenrose's SBR600 Blog]

== Project News==

'''New Co-Maintainer and Inclusion in Pidora 19''' (2013-12-15)
* [[User:Chris_Tyler|Chris Tyler]] has agreed to be a co-maintainer for this package
* The 'adafruit-raspberry-pi-python-code' package is now tagged for inclusion in the upcoming release of Pidora 19

'''0.3 Release''' (2013-12-13) - [[http://atpenrose.wordpress.com/2013/12/13/release-0-3-adafruit-raspberry-pi-python-code-for-pidora/ Blog]]

* Updated source to latest commit – 2d4678f (Adds a new script for the Adafruit MCP3002)

'''0.2 Release''' (2013-12-08) - [[http://atpenrose.wordpress.com/2013/12/08/release-0-2-adafruit-raspberry-pi-python-code-for-pidora/ Blog]]

* Updated source to latest commit – 00adf3d
* Added lines in SPEC to alter symbolic links. (Unable to use diff to create a patch as it does not work with symbolic links)
* Altered python install directory from ‘Adafruit-Raspberry-Pi-Python-Code’ to ‘adafruit’
* Altered package name to reflect date of source download instead of the git commit date as per package naming guidelines

'''0.1 Release''' (2013-11-28) [[http://atpenrose.wordpress.com/2013/11/28/release-0-1-adafruit-raspberry-pi-python-code/ Blog]]

* Installs code modules to /usr/lib/python2.x/site-packages directory
* Package passes rpmlint checks
* Submitted package for review on Pidora Trac