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This template ticket can be cloned by developers and contributors to Red Hat's AI projects to request that new or updated packages be included in the AIPCC builder system.  Please follow the instructions below.

Instructions:

1. Read the attached [^Red Hat AI Python Packaging Best Practices.pdf] to verify that your package meets the AIPCC team's packaging requirements. Packages not meeting these requirements will be rejected.
2. Run "AIPCC Clone Epics and Children" (under the 'More' menu) to duplicate this template ticket and its children. (Most Jira users do not have permission to do that using the default  "Clone Epic and Children" operation.)
3. Update the "Reporter" field to your name instead of the owner of the cloned ticket.
4. Update the <name> field in the Summary of the cloned ticket.
5. Update the <name> field in the Epic Name of the cloned ticket.
6. Fill out the “Requested Package Name and Version”, “Brief Explanation for request” and "Package License" in the cloned ticket.
7. If available, please include a link to the upstream package.  If necessary, the assignee of the cloned ticket may want to discuss alternative solutions in the upstream ticket and/or leave a comment about the resolution of the cloned ticket.

Please use one package per ticket.

The ticket assignee may request additional information in the cloned ticket.

The text above this line can be deleted from the cloned ticket.

Requested Package Name and Version:

Give the exact requirement specification of the package as it appears in your requirements.txt or pyproject.toml, including the name, any extras specifier and the version. If you know the GitHub or gitlab repository that hosts the source, including that link will be helpful, too. For example:

package>=0.0

Brief Explanation for request

Please explain why this package needs to be included and, if available, link to any existing feature refinement or design documents.

Package License

You must verify that this package has a license (or legal agreement) that allows the package to be included in Red Hat products. In general, packages that are on the Fedora Project's Allowed Licenses (https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/legal/allowed-licenses/) can be included.