Switch to lextudio forks in pysnmp ecosystem

[parona-source]

Lots of dropped keywords due to adding dev-python/pysnmpcrypto.

Documentations disabled due to new sphinx plugin dependencies.

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[parona-source]

The problem I see, since the new package have new package names, install_requires from other packages won't be satisfied by them.

To my knowledge the only package in tree that would be affected is dev-python/pysnmp-mibs, but thats old and is tree cleaning material.

https://github.com/etingof/pysnmp-mibs?tab=readme-ov-file#pre-compiled-pysnmp-mibs

WARNING: since version 4.3, PySNMP performs MIB parsing automatically by calling pysmi library. You may still need pysnmp-mibs package if you are running older version of PySNMP.

$ qdepends -Qqqt  net-analyzer/snmpclitools dev-python/pysmi dev-python/pysnmp 
dev-python/pysmi-0.3.4-r1
dev-python/pysnmp-4.4.12-r2
dev-python/pysnmp-mibs-0.1.6
net-analyzer/snmpclitools-0.6.4-r1

[mgorny]

Well, in that case I'd prefer that we renamed the packages to match the PyPI name.

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[parona-source]

Should the new forked packages be assigned back to netmon or should the maintainer ship be reconsidered. All packages except snmpclitools have test suites and pysmi and pysnmp should definetly be under the maintainer instead of being split.

So im thinking snmpclitools-lextudio could stay with netmon and the rest goes to python.

[mgorny]

If tests pass, move them to python@. netmon@ is roughly equivalent to maintainer-needed@ these days.

[thesamesam]

I'm finishing this off, thanks!

[mgorny]

Good news! Looks like upstream managed to claim the projects on PyPI, so my name concerns are no longer a thing.

[thesamesam]

Ah, great! I'll rebase my branch.

[wwwdyne]

https://pypi.org/project/pysnmp/ https://pypi.org/project/pysmi/ It works well.

Could anyone please update dev-python/pysnmp and dev-python/pysmi in order to support Python 3.12?

[thesamesam]

That's that the whole PR is for. I know it needs doing, I just need to finish it. You can just ping instead ;)

I will try to look at it tonight.