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I have a command-line program, say "myprogram.exe" installed in the resources directory of my nodejs-electron application. I run my electron application via "npm start" with no ...
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I am trying to package the vips repository for distribution so I can double-click on it and install it on any Mac OS version. On Windows, this is easy - I just have to put the folder containing the ...
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How can I specify, to a PEP 517 conformant installer, the directories where libraries and scripts should be installed? Deprecated Setuptools installer does it right Using python3 -m setup install --...
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I'm trying to make a tool in java code that automatically triggers all events in android market app. To do this, after decompiling the apk file, I try to slice all the events and add them to one main ...
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Rather by accident I found myself in a situation in a previous role where the previous admin apparently installed "Python bindings" of InfluxDB and Docker-Compose and magically both ...
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I have a python script that uses CLI that I would like to package and share with the users of another team I am working with. Essentially, I was wondering what the best way would be to automate: ...
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I have a program: dist/ ├── myapp │   ├── bin │   │   └── launcher │   ├── lib │   │   └── libmyapp.so │   └── share │   ├── data00.zip │   └── data01.zip What I want to do is combine all of ...
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For various reasons, I need to package a PyInstaller app in a "onedir" format (instead of the "onefile" format). The app works well and I can launch it by going into the "...
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I am trying to build an application requiring NPM on Open Build Service. When building the application locally, one of the steps is cding into a directory containing package.lock and then running npm ...
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Basically, I tried to package an app using nwjs and also installed nwjs updater as mentioned in documentations. For window it creates an .exe file and after installation if there is any update the ...
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I'm trying to build a C# WinForms App in VS 2019 and after packaging, I'm getting an error stating 'found conflicts between different versions of "System.Core" that could not be resolved'. I ...
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I've made a small desktop Java Swing App and decided I want to make it readily available for my non-technical friends (or anyone else I want to show it to) to install on their computer (regardless of ...
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I have made a simple WPF app that uses cefSharp.wcf. I am trying to create a deployment package, but I cannot get the package to build. When I try and build the package I get the following errors : ...
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So, I've created a build for my Kivy app with PyInstaller that stores all of its dependencies into a folder in /dist/ and that can be executed from within that folder. This is about as far as Kivy's ...
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I'm trying to build a C++ Project with CMake that contains a shared library (Lua) , the problem I'm having is that I only want to ship the Packages with Lua when building a Tar.gz for Linux or an NSIS ...
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So I'm packaging darkradiant as a pacman package. But when I execute darkradiant on the terminal it complains: darkradiant: /usr/lib/libwx_gtk3u_core-3.0.so.0: version `WXU_3.0.5' not found (...
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I am trying to build an installation script for an app which made on node.js. As of now, I have to manually install the database dump, run Mongo server, npm packages and run Camunda server. So, is ...
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I having been looking to find ways to achieve this but couldn't find one. I have multiple python scripts some of them are preprocessing utility tools, some performs data analysis and some of creates ...
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I am looking for what is considered best practice when temporarily storing files and/or directories when generating an AppImage or packaging software. I am looking for a location that is not ...
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I need to run wdiff from a JAR file. Locally, I do this by invoking a process that runs either the wdiff binary manually installed on a Linux server or a wdiff.exe located in a convenient nearby ...
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Lets say I have the following package: zs-boost_1.71.0_armhf.deb. This is custom package that installs boost 1.71 to some custom location (assume /opt/deps). I also have project that uses this ...
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Complete new to msi packaging, just played a little bit with orca and a few repackagers for testing so that would be it. I have a setup installer which I capture to a msi package. Yet I want to ...
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In talks by Daniel Pfeiffer (Effective CMake) and by Deniz Bahadir (More Modern CMake), and even in the CMake documentation, it is suggested that (at least) to .cmake files be generated for using a ...
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I realized that with debian/rules override_dh_auto_install: dh_auto_install -- prefix=/usr it's impossible to get a file copied into the directory structure of the debian package with the cp ...
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I'd like to create a deb package for an application so that it can be conveniently installed and updated on Debian and Ubuntu systems. However, the application depends on newer releases of some common ...
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I have a Django App and I would like to distribute my App for Windows, Mac and Linux users. I have read that Pyinstaller can help me to package my App but I dont know how to create portable App which ...
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I have a python app with its setup.py that's working just fine to install it through setuptools. I am then packaging it up in DEB and PKGNG using the excellent Effing package management. I've also ...
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I'm trying to build a package from Fedora that can run on a RedHat 6 machine. So I need to build and static linking with some library that does not exist in RedHat machine. I found that I can you -...
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I currently am using this guide to package up my project wasp. However currently everything lives inside of the wasp file. That's not ideal. I would rather have all the classes in separate files so ...
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I have an NPM package that can be used with the browser. But in order to use it in the browser, I pre-package it using Webpack and put the browserified code in the /dist directory. Normally, I don't ...
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I have a trouble of understanding the FILES_${PN} even after I have read the manual. For example, I was working on this example of making startup script. After I wrote something similar to, I got ...
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How can I prevent Webpack from packing CSS files more than ones? My team are developing an app in React.js with the following architecture: Each component has a CSS file, and we need Webpack will ...
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I have a software package which has following components. AngularJS client end Windows service on the server end. There is a functionality I have - When client requests for a report, I generate it on ...
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I have a software package which has web, windows service, and SQL Server components. I need to make sure that SQL Server is up and running before the service starts - when the machine starts/reboots. ...
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I'm working on a classic ScalaJS with Scalatags... app using the cross build approach: <root folder> - client - project - server - shared - build.sbt It works fine running sbt re-start or sbt ...
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I have an application consisting in two differents war plus some conf files that i'm packaging in a debian package. When i'm typing "md5sum warname.war" in a console i have a md5sum hash ...
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What is the best way to add existing binary files to a Jenkins pipeline build? I have a Python script that wraps around an existing closed source binary exe file. Because it's not possible to include ...
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From what I understand the deployment process consists of these steps. Compiling, linking/packaging, deploying. What does the packaging refer to? is that just a reference to packaging the object ...
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I have a python wheel package, when extracted I find some python code, I'd like to edit this code and re-generate the same .whl package again and test it to see the edits .. How do I do that?
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I've got an open source python command line program that runs on Python 2.7, Python3+, and is cross platform. I'm trying to package it up into an executable for my windows users more easily. The ...
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I've followed Peter Down's instruction on pushing a package to PyPI on http://peterdowns.com/posts/first-time-with-pypi.html I have an account on PyPI Live and PyPI Test, I could log-in and the ...
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I am creating selenium test to test a web app. I also want to be able to use these test cases as a way for non technical users to automate the first few steps of the process. ~Is this possible?
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I have a very simple project which I want to be packaged as a .rar. Now, I'm using the maven-rar-plugin, and that works perfectly locally. When I package, I get my .rar and it's what I want. However, ...
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I have written a code in Python that I want to turn into a Ubuntu PPA so that everyone can download it and use it. For storing data, I used postgresql rather than files as it provides me a structure ...
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How can I install (on Linux) a plain Python distribution to e.g. /opt/myPythonProject/python? When I afterwards install packages (e.g. pip) all packages should go in /opt/myPythonProject. It should ...
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I have a bunch of Python scripts that I want to deploy to other machines. Thing is, I want to have everything self-contained and not depend on the other machines' libraries. For example I don't want ...
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I have an RPM Spec file, building on rhel7 with rpmbuild, where I would like to define the Version with a script. I read here http://www.techrepublic.com/article/rpmproc-spec-file/ , That I can do ...
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I have a spec file to build an rpm package, in my %install section I have this: %install install -m 700 foo/bar/filesToCopy/. $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/ The filesToCopy folder is a tree exactly how the package ...
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I have written a tool in C++ which uses c++11 features. It uses std::regex to provide regex functionality. It requires GCC (>=4.9.0) to compile the code. This is the error message on a Ubuntu system ...
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I am trying to build my debian package using dpkg-buildpackage in automatic manner. This is my workflow: dpkg-buildpackage || (yes | mk-build-deps -i && dpkg-buildpackage) This unfortunatelly ...
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