On Oct 22, 2014, at 05:00 PM, Kelly Goedert wrote: >I am new to python. I created a simple python cli application that depends >on jsonpickle and plumbum. > >Using this command python setup.py --command-packages=stdeb.command >bdist_deb I was able to create a .deb package. But when I try to install >the package with dpkg -i package_name I get > > package_name depends on python-plumbum; however: > Package python-plumbum is not installed. > package_name depends on python-jsonpickle; however: > Package python-jsonpickle > >In my setup.py I have this: > >dependencies=['plumbum','jsonpickle'] >install_requires=dependencies > >Is it possible to make the debian package install this python dependencies? >Or is this the wrong approach? If so, what would be the recommend way?
`dpkg -i` doesn't install dependencies. After you get this, run `sudo apt-get install -f` to get your missing dependencies. Cheers, -Barry
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