Re: does i am able to build a python program for rpm using '''python setup.py bdist_rpm''' with dependency python in virtual using '''python3 -m pip install --user env venv <package>'''

[Gordon Messmer]

On 2/22/22 03:01, Dorian ROSSE wrote:
> Can I create with this line of command :
> '''python3 -m pip install env venv <package>''' then the other line of 
> command,

The package generated by bdist_rpm should be the same regardless of 
whether or not you install the package in a venv.

Consider using the "pyp2rpm" program if bdist_rpm does not give you 
desirable results.

does i am able to build a python program for rpm using '''python setup.py bdist_rpm''' with dependency python in virtual using '''python3 -m pip install --user env venv <package>'''

[Dorian ROSSE]

Thus because I use venv I can't build a rpm finally I won't build a rpm because I don't understand if in a module python it has a threat,

Regards.

Dorian Rosse.
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From: Gordon Messmer 
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Subject: Re: does i am able to build a python program for rpm using '''python setup.py bdist_rpm''' with dependency python in virtual using '''python3 -m pip install --user env venv <package>'''

On 2/22/22 03:01, Dorian ROSSE wrote:
> Can I create with this line of command :
> '''python3 -m pip install env venv <package>''' then the other line of
> command,

The package generated by bdist_rpm should be the same regardless of
whether or not you install the package in a venv.

Consider using the "pyp2rpm" program if bdist_rpm does not give you
desirable results.
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