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2nd March 2012, 02:49 PM

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package of python3 docs?

Hi, I've been looking all over today for an RPM containing the python3 documentation, as in there ought to be a python3-docs-3.2.1 in parallel with python-docs-2.7.2.2. I haven't found one, and the spec file for python3 doesn't seem to have a %package section to build one. Am I missing something here?

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You can download the python 3 docs from here.

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