dependencies.py: use Enum rather than StrEnum for DependencyKind #46
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StrEnum is only supported in Python versions 3.11 and newer. Gentoolkit should not require >=3.11, so DependencyKind will use the regular Enum feature instead. The difference between StrEnum and Enum is that StrEnum members are strings and can generally be used in place of strings in APIs expecting string input. Non-StrEnum members are not strings, but you can get members values by accessing their value field (DependencyKind.DEPEND.value). Signed-off-by: John Turner <[email protected]>
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StrEnum is only supported in Python versions 3.11 and newer. Gentoolkit should not require >=3.11, so DependencyKind will use the regular Enum feature instead.
The difference between StrEnum and Enum is that StrEnum members are strings and can generally be used in place of strings in APIs expecting string input. Non-StrEnum members are not strings, but you can get members values by accessing their value field (DependencyKind.DEPEND.value).