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Debian specific requirements for your docs #24
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Thank you for the suggestion. Will make changes to the documentation later! |
@null8626 I could takeover this issue :) |
thanks! |
@null8626 I didn't found a proper place where such documentations are belonging too, so I created a debian folder and manifested the dependencies in the control file, would it be an idea, to include a .deb package in the python-weather release, what do you think? main...MalikMlitat:python-weather:main the generated package includes: ` ` |
No, i do not think it would be advisable to include a .deb file- they are easily available through the repositories where they are always kept updated. It is enough to alert people for the need of them.
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@null8626 <https://github.com/null8626> I didn't found a proper place where such documentations are belonging too, so I created a debian folder and manifested the dependencies in the control file, would it be an idea, to include a .deb package in the python-weather release, what do you think?
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But from where did you got the .deb file? |
The packages I needed to download in order to run your program are in the Debian repository, here are the url's where you can find the debs: https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/python3-xmltodict This was for Debian Bullseye on amd64 for python3, other architectures may need other debs, that's why I don't think providing debs is a good idea... but you know best! I am not a developer! Hope this helps, just ignore it if it is wrong or does not make sense for your program. Keith |
Hey @jkeithostertag , now I got the issue, please do the following:
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please note that the |
Changes landed in this commit |
Just a reminder for your docs: with Debian I needed to
sudo apt install python3-xmltodict
andsudo apt install python3-aiohttp
in order to run your example at this date.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: