FreeBSD port wishes/suggestions

[Mask66]

Hi,

I'm currently working on a FreeBSD port of premiumizer and have some requests and questions:

git updates: the only way i found to currently disable git updates (and version checking) is to add "--docker" to the command line, is there a cleaner way? Even with disabled automatic updates there are constant calls to git (to check the version, I assume), unless i add --docker to the commandline.

Version pins in requirements.txt: would it be possible to relax the pins so they'd force a minimum, but no maximum version? Or at least a range? For example APScheduler>=3.9.1 or APScheduler>=3.9.1<4.0.0 instead of APScheduler==3.9.1

I also found some calls to pip (I assume to update the dependencies after/during an git update?), is there a way to disable them cleanly? pip isn't really used on FreeBSD, except for virtual environments, and shouldn't be called automatically.

I also found that premiumizer wouldn't start on my system without pytz-deprecation-shim (https://pypi.org/project/pytz-deprecation-shim/) and tzdata (https://pypi.org/project/tzdata/), (with python 3.10) but could be a dependency of one of the other dependencies...

[Mask66]

Also, is there a way to set different paths on the commandline or in the config? I would like to conform to hier(7), so, put the configs in /usr/local/etc/premiumizer, logs to /var/log, etc.

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