Valentin
Valentin
Hello @miAndreev, sorry I missed your request until now. My understanding is that you would like to specify the base location of the temporary directory [at that point](https://github.com/niess/python-appimage/blob/master/python_appimage/commands/build/app.py#L150). Is this...
Hello @sharkwouter, well, it depends on what `.so` files you are talking about. Do you have some example(s) in mind? Python Runtime dependencies, as well as those of vanilla packages,...
OK. I see. The same happens with PyQt5. The binary wheel does not contain all deps. Some are expected to be installed using the system package manager. But, when building...
Great :) Maybe `linuxdeploy` could be used under the hood that for (assuming that blacklisted deps could be overriden, if this is problematic). Another possibility would be to patch "manually"....
Hello @microchipster, if `psutil` does not provide binary wheels compatible with the Python runtime Packaged in the AppImage, then `pip` fallbacks to compiling the package from source. As a result,...
I could add such an option indeed. As a workaround, for now you can extract the image produced by `python-appimage` as: ``` ./my-app.AppImage --appimage-extract mv squashfs-root AppDir ``` Then modify...
@srevinsaju I added the possibility to install from a downloaded Python AppImage with the `-b` option. For example: ```bash python-appimage build app /path/to/guiscrcpy/appimage \ -b python3.8.2-cp38-cp38-manylinux1_x86_64.AppImage ``` The base Python...
@srevinsaju sorry, I didn't see your message up to now. The caching is not yet implemented. This issue is just a reminder. However, the option to build from an existing...
Hello, this project builds Python AppImages from the [PyPa/manylinux](https://github.com/pypa/manylinux) Docker images. Python 2.6 is not part of the manylinux images. Thus, it cannot be added as so. A workaround might...
I see. If you can provide me with this modified Docker image I would be glad to add / update `python-appimage` accordingly with Python 2.6. Note that python2.6 would be...