Snippet below first shows that import command works successfully, then it shows
generic error message when curl is uninstalled from the system
```
# rpm --import https://yum.mariadb.org/RPM-GPG-KEY-MariaDB
# echo $?
0
# rpm -e curl
# rpm --import https://yum.mariadb.org/RPM-GPG-KEY-MariaDB
error:
I think, if we go for the stable ABI we should then stick to it too, meaning
simply cut off support for versions where not available.
Requiring Python >= 3.7 is not a problem, I'm just curious as to what makes
that particular version special. Cmake >= 3.26 is too new for us to require
though,
@pmatilai I would just backport the FindPython module and conditionally use it
if CMake is too old.
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I did look at the FindPython module, and to me that looks just the kind of
gibberish we left autotools behind for. No thanks. I'm fine importing it as
long as it's somebody elses headache but that's the end of that.
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Well, I guess then we should hope for [my CentOS Stream
MR](https://gitlab.com/redhat/centos-stream/rpms/cmake/-/merge_requests/11) to
be merged? 😅
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Nah. It ain't that hard really.
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As it stands, we gracefully fall back to the current behavior anyway, so I
don't think the CMake stuff is a reason to hold up this PR.
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See my earlier comment, I don't WANT it to fall back to current behavior
because then you never really know whether a patch is SABI compliant or not
because your setup *may* depend on these factors.
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I am trying to install `rpm` on MacBook M2 Pro using `brew`. But it fails with
the below error. Same command works fine on M1 chip version of MacBook.
```
brew install rpm
rpm: Linux is required for this software.
attr: Linux is required for this software.
acl: Linux is required for this software
What does "dribble" mean in this context?
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