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I tried this project to convert a .whl i created myself into a .deb for Debian Bookworm.
I use wakemeops/minideb:bookworm container to do the job.
However it fails to find some of the debian packages for different python packages:
--> Converting wheel podman_manager-0.1.3-py3-none-any.whl
searching python3-setuptools python3-requests python3-pydbus python3-pycairo python3-sphinx python3-typer python3-podman python3-rich python3-pygobject python3-wheel python3-tomli python3-urllib3 in apt cache...
[... I CUTTED THE OK ONES ...]
could not find a candidate for requirement pycairo>=1.20.0
could not find a candidate for requirement podman>=5.2.0
could not find a candidate for requirement pygobject>=3.42.2
no license found !
As far as i know pygobject, for example, is provided by python3-gi if i'm not mistaken. Is there any possibility to manually map the python package to debian name ? For example something like the following in the .yml config file:
I tried this project to convert a
.whl
i created myself into a.deb
for Debian Bookworm.I use
wakemeops/minideb:bookworm
container to do the job.However it fails to find some of the debian packages for different python packages:
As far as i know
pygobject
, for example, is provided bypython3-gi
if i'm not mistaken. Is there any possibility to manually map the python package to debian name ? For example something like the following in the.yml
config file:It could then still check the version, if it matches the requirement.
Or did i completely miss something ? Documention on the web is sparse about this excellent project ...
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