Louis Sautier

Thanks, I'll fix the CI and I'll look into this. Any idea why Termux does this whereas other distributions ? On Gentoo and Arch Linux, it looks like this: ```...

I think I found the QA issue: can you please cherry-pick d02fb745c0b783f201584743aa8a87bbd3c2c80a and push again?

Hello @valpogus, I see you've committed to https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/commits/master/packages/libmediainfo/build.sh quite a bit. Could you please tell me why there is no `libmediainfo.so.0` file on Termux? Is that some kind of optimization?...

> I add an explicit type annotation to `library_paths` so that it won't be deduced to be `Tuple[str]`. `mypy` has really sharp eyes. 😄 Oh yeah indeed. It took me...

@valpogus would you consider adding the `.so.0` file? Or could @xtkoba comment on this?

Currently, it is not possible. @jeromemartinez, any idea how we could implement this? Is there some way to connect a callback function?

Yes, the `parse` method accepts a file-like object so you could create a file-like object that does something every time its `read()` method is called. Please take a look at...

Hi, You could rely on `_get_library` which returns a `CDLL`/`WinDLL` object, a pointer to an internal handle, the version as a string and as a tuple of integers. https://github.com/sbraz/pymediainfo/blob/5ccb77050af8d88feae5847e584ca1652d25e077/pymediainfo/__init__.py#L298 ```...

> system binary with subprocess By the way, this library hasn't `subprocess` since 2016 (a16e5c2d7de84d6a330eebcee97191aee227d06b).

I don't think I can return info about whether a wheel or system library was used, only the path would tell you that and even then I'm not 100% sure....