PyPI sdist package and conda-forge recipe about unishox2-py3

[tweedge]

Hi! I'll have a look into this :)

[tweedge]

So I have added a source distribution, but I'm still getting familiar with Conda. I am happy to be mentioned as a maintainer if you create a Conda package before me!

[oschwengers]

Sorry, for the late reply!

I just opened a PR to @conda-forge: conda-forge/staged-recipes#20798

The PR template contains a couple of questions regarding statically linked 3rd-party libraries that might be used and contained. I wonder if you could maybe check my statements and amend them where necessary?

Thanksa lot for your support and best regards!

[oschwengers]

@tweedge Unfortunately, I got stuck in the Windows CI tests. I'm neither a windows user nor do I have much experience with Python/C hybrid projects. Could you maybe have a look at this to figure out what's the issue here? Otherwise, I'd skip the Windows builds, but as a consequence, unishox-py3 would not be available for Windows.

[tweedge]

Howdy, the answers given in this PR looks pretty good! I think we might be able to check off "Package does not vendor other packages. (If a package uses the source of another package, they should be separate packages or the licenses of all packages need to be packaged)." as both projects use the same Apache 2.0 license, which is bundled.

Unfortunately I am also not a Windows user, so it might be best for us to accept the gap at this time :(

[oschwengers]

OK, I skipped the builds for Win and arm64 systems and requested a review. Let's see what we get.

[oschwengers]

Hi @tweedge , sorry fore the very late reply. There were a comment regarding different licenses: conda-forge/staged-recipes#20798 (comment)

Essentially, they ask if you could add the original Unishox2 license into your repo, because they differ due to different license holders (which is the case, see https://github.com/siara-cc/Unishox2/blob/72313797a9b305a3b36b697fc658b29490194de4/LICENSE at the very end: Copyright 2019 Siara Logics (cc)

If you would be willed to include the original license file as well, we might go ahead with conda-forge/staged-recipes#20798