main/py-roman: remove md5sums and sha256sums and force rebuild #5733
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mksully22
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py-sphinx failed because it was not possible for builder to know that py-roman needed to be built before py-sphinx. This was fixed with 028a484. |
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Merged in a3ba029 by @ncopa. Thanks for your contribution! (This pull request has been closed automatically by GitHub PR Closer. If you think that it’s not resolved yet, please add a comment.) |
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main/py-sphinx is failing to build with dependency issues even though py3-roman dependency is really available. Build error of dependent package:
ERROR: py3-roman-2.0.0-r3: package mentioned in index not found (try 'apk update')
Force rebuild and remove uneeded checksums to also hopefully fix issues with package entry APKINDEX.tar.gz that might be causing builds of dependent packages to fail.