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Installation in Docker container with image python:3.7-alpine
is not working
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Have you got libheif/heif.h in /usr/local/include? If it's located somewhere different correct the path at the bottom of libheif_build.py |
Using the packaged libheif libraries (through apt-get) didn't work for me. Had to rebuild LibHeif in the Dockerfile as so before installing pyheif:
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Got almost exactly the same error on rapsberry pi running debian buster. I install libheif-dev through apt-get. Didn't try rebuild libheif as @fdoumet mentioned. |
Please paste complete Dockerfile into the issue so I can reproduce. |
I ran into this issue too using this docker image circleci/python:3.6-node. These are the packages I installed: libheif-dev libde265-dev x265 |
Also debian buster |
I've expanded the list of dirs searched for headers and libs by setup.py |
I just wanted to add to this. Using |
Probably caused by an old version of |
Hi |
@david-poirier-csn something is still wrong on debian buster. Again it works if I manually build libheif-dev. installing pyheif 0.5.1. I get this error:
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I have the same errors in alpine FROM python:3.7.6-alpine
RUN apk add --no-cache libffi-dev libheif-dev libde265-dev
RUN apk add --no-cache build-base
RUN pip3 install pyheif |
Create profile from heif_color_profile_nclx struct, not pointer to pointer
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