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Create Debian Distro package for scancode-toolkit #1580
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For reference, repasting from #1950 (comment)
The day we can have all the versions of these Python packages in Debian it will be able to run from system dependencies. Not until then. All the packages in the requirements.txt file are used: direct dependencies are declared in the setup.cfg and the whole deps tree of exact dependent versions is in requirements.txt @maxyz has started quite a bit of packaging work a while back and there has been some more work done by @aj4ayushjain but this still needs quite some love to be completed. This is tracked in #1580 FWIW...
All these can be ported one by one alright and there are no superfluous ones in earnest. The type 3. have been carefully designed so that they can be also made to use system packages optionally and this was made specifically to support an easier port in Debian. |
@pombredanne Did anyone made a track of what is and what is not in Debian ? |
@P-EB It was likely done back then and is likely obsolete now and would need to be redone IMHO @maxyz @aj4ayushjain ... unless you have something? |
Closing #1614 in favor of this |
So I have got the task to create the Debian package for existing scancode-toolkit which briefly include tasks
1.Understand the basic structure,building and installation
2.Package the unpresent dependencies.
3.Remove unnecessary files and folder and drop precompiled code.
and finally go on to make a package.
Debian repo:https://salsa.debian.org/python-team/modules/scancode-toolkit
Fix #469
Fix for #487
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