| @scott.little:matrix.org | > <@jreed:matrix.org> I have a couple of questions: | 15:21 |
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| > 1. How hard would it be to get another package "pip installed" into StarlingX during the build/bootstrap process? | ||
| > 2. I was also wondering if there's some sort of developer flag one can apply to the ISO build, so that extra stuff an get added when building as a developers vs otherwise? I was looking at this guide and didn't find anything, so I think the answer is 'no'. (https://docs.starlingx.io/developer\_resources/build\_guide.html) | ||
| If it's required in the iso, it must be wrapped in a deb package. If it's only for a docker image, it's easy. e.g. .../integ/kubernetes/n3000/centos/docker/Dockerfile:RUN pip install intelhex | ||
| @jreed:matrix.org | > <@scott.little:matrix.org> If it's required in the iso, it must be wrapped in a deb package. If it's only for a docker image, it's easy. e.g. .../integ/kubernetes/n3000/centos/docker/Dockerfile:RUN pip install intelhex | 15:33 |
| Really? One cannot simply pip install with the boot strap process with ansible? I want it pip installed into the python environment on the system. | ||
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