Releases: maltfield/cross-platform-python-gui
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Public Build Artifact: Windows 241416612
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switching to pip install directly in AppImage The previous solution of doing the `pip install` with the system's python, then rsync'ing into the AppImage had a couple issues: 1. It was overwriting bin/python3.7 with a symlink back outside the AppImage, totally defeating the purpose of the AppImage and causing issues with systems that don't have python3.7 installed (see https://github.com/maltfield/cross-platform-python-gui/issues/4) 2. It means that the system must have the same python version as the python version that's in our base python AppImage I'm attempting to do this the proper way, but it's currently failing on my local system with this error: + /tmp/appimagetool.AppImage /tmp/kivy_appdir dist/helloWorld.AppImage appimagetool, continuous build (commit effcebc), build 2084 built on 2019-05-01 21:02:41 UTC WARNING: appstreamcli command is missing, please install it if you want to use AppStream metadata Using architecture x86_64 /tmp/kivy_appdir should be packaged as dist/helloWorld.AppImage AppStream upstream metadata found in usr/share/metainfo/python3.7.8.appdata.xml Generating squashfs... Parallel mksquashfs: Using 4 processors Creating 4.0 filesystem on dist/helloWorld.AppImage, block size 131072. [===========================================- ] 3820/5306 71% FATAL ERROR:gzip uncompress failed with error code -3 Embedding ELF... Not able to open the AppImage for writing, aborting I'm hoping that this is a memory-bound issue and it will "just work" on the GitHub shared runner cloud *fingers crossed* * https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageKit/issues/398#issuecomment-421107262
Public Build Artifact: Mac 241416612
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switching to pip install directly in AppImage The previous solution of doing the `pip install` with the system's python, then rsync'ing into the AppImage had a couple issues: 1. It was overwriting bin/python3.7 with a symlink back outside the AppImage, totally defeating the purpose of the AppImage and causing issues with systems that don't have python3.7 installed (see https://github.com/maltfield/cross-platform-python-gui/issues/4) 2. It means that the system must have the same python version as the python version that's in our base python AppImage I'm attempting to do this the proper way, but it's currently failing on my local system with this error: + /tmp/appimagetool.AppImage /tmp/kivy_appdir dist/helloWorld.AppImage appimagetool, continuous build (commit effcebc), build 2084 built on 2019-05-01 21:02:41 UTC WARNING: appstreamcli command is missing, please install it if you want to use AppStream metadata Using architecture x86_64 /tmp/kivy_appdir should be packaged as dist/helloWorld.AppImage AppStream upstream metadata found in usr/share/metainfo/python3.7.8.appdata.xml Generating squashfs... Parallel mksquashfs: Using 4 processors Creating 4.0 filesystem on dist/helloWorld.AppImage, block size 131072. [===========================================- ] 3820/5306 71% FATAL ERROR:gzip uncompress failed with error code -3 Embedding ELF... Not able to open the AppImage for writing, aborting I'm hoping that this is a memory-bound issue and it will "just work" on the GitHub shared runner cloud *fingers crossed* * https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageKit/issues/398#issuecomment-421107262
Public Build Artifact: Linux 241416612
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Michael Altfield
switching to pip install directly in AppImage The previous solution of doing the `pip install` with the system's python, then rsync'ing into the AppImage had a couple issues: 1. It was overwriting bin/python3.7 with a symlink back outside the AppImage, totally defeating the purpose of the AppImage and causing issues with systems that don't have python3.7 installed (see https://github.com/maltfield/cross-platform-python-gui/issues/4) 2. It means that the system must have the same python version as the python version that's in our base python AppImage I'm attempting to do this the proper way, but it's currently failing on my local system with this error: + /tmp/appimagetool.AppImage /tmp/kivy_appdir dist/helloWorld.AppImage appimagetool, continuous build (commit effcebc), build 2084 built on 2019-05-01 21:02:41 UTC WARNING: appstreamcli command is missing, please install it if you want to use AppStream metadata Using architecture x86_64 /tmp/kivy_appdir should be packaged as dist/helloWorld.AppImage AppStream upstream metadata found in usr/share/metainfo/python3.7.8.appdata.xml Generating squashfs... Parallel mksquashfs: Using 4 processors Creating 4.0 filesystem on dist/helloWorld.AppImage, block size 131072. [===========================================- ] 3820/5306 71% FATAL ERROR:gzip uncompress failed with error code -3 Embedding ELF... Not able to open the AppImage for writing, aborting I'm hoping that this is a memory-bound issue and it will "just work" on the GitHub shared runner cloud *fingers crossed* * https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageKit/issues/398#issuecomment-421107262