requirements.txt should use >= instead of == about pydio-sync

[wooyek]

These are prepared with Virualenv in mind. So it should not be installed on default python.

[hasufell]

on default python? You mean it's not meant to be packaged?

[hasufell]

I don't see an answer to my question.

[cdujeu]

oops sorry wrong manip

[cdujeu]

Your question : You mean it's not meant to be packaged?
Yes it's meant to be packaged with PyInstaller >> a virtualenv
is that an answer?

[hasufell]

Not really. I am talking about distribution packaging.

[cdujeu]

I am too

[hasufell]

We don't do that. That's against a lot of packaging policies.

[cdujeu]

Mmmm. If you want to be really helpful, can you be more specific? What's the "we"? What are the policies? Which type of packaging are you referring to (pip?)

[hasufell]

I am talking about linux distributions, I thought that was clear from my first post. Widespread policies include that bundling any kind of libraries is bad (that's what pyinstaller does afaiu), primarily (but not limited to) because it's bad for security.

So this packaging method is not going to happen in any major linux distro.

[cdujeu]

@wooyek what do you think about that one, shall we try to build with latest versions of each requirements?