Arch Linux

The latest update of pyalpm has a versioned dependency on pacman>=5.0.2

The latest documentation for pyalpm states that it requires libalpm 10 which means any version of pacman>=5 should work, and there do not seem to be any changes in the 5.0.2 maintenance release which would break pyalpm. Not that there should be, because it is a maintenance release!
Also due to the fact that *not* having libalpm 10 is called "error while loading shared libraries".

Versioned dependencies suck on general principle, and it is reasonable to expect that no Arch Linux systems on which pyalpm will be installed, have pacman<5.0 installed.
This also means that due to pacman 5.0.2 being a separate-branch maintenance release, using pacman-git tracking the current commits on git master still fails this overly restrictive check with pacman-git 5.0.1.r182.gbcc9c417, causing pacman to forcibly replace pacman-git with pacman.