[Bug 2388375] Review Request: gshogi - GTK front-end for GNU Shogi

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2388375



--- Comment #35 from Cristian Le <fedora@xxxxxxxxx> ---
> - desktop-file-validate is now run at install.

Please run it in %check like before

> - The single-quoted RPM file names are display-only (no functional impact, safe to use).

What is this a reference to?

> - Removed all ez_setup related code and data_files from setup.py.

Also `ez_setup.py` file itself. But I would encourage using a patch instead of
sed. The latter can silently fail and is not as readable. Here is an example
workflow for how to make patches
```
$ tar -xf /gshogi-*.tar.gz
$ cp -r gshogi-* gshogi-*-new
$ vi ghsogi-*-new/setup.py
... do your edits
$ diff -ru gshogi-* gshogi-*-new > gshogi-my_patch.patch
$ vi gshogi.spec
... Add it to `Patch:` and make sure you have `%autosetup` or equivalent to
pull it in
```

> - Changed BuildRequires to use gtk3-devel instead of gtk3, and python3-gobject as required.

Using
```
BuildRequires:  pyproject-rpm-macros
```
is not supported. Please use `%pyproject_buildrequires`. If you have issues
with it, let me know, there are a few modes it can operate.

But as previously mentioned, it seemed to have built fine without
`BuildRequires: gtk3-devel`. It is fairly odd, but I didn't dig into the
sources to understand why. At least make the `BuildRequires` and `Requires` as
minimal as it can be and comment on the manual additions.


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