A better way to do this is to install the debian build deps for the package. The difference is subtle - your approach will install the runtime dependencies, which is (probably) a subset of the build-time dependencies. For example, we may have modules that we use to run our tests that aren't needed at runtime.
I think this command should be:
sudo mk-build-deps -i
note that in order to run that, you need 'devscripts' and 'equivs' packages installed first.
Also - if python3-autopilot does not install the dateutil module, _and_ it's needed at runtime, then that's another bug that needs to be fixed :D
Hi,
A better way to do this is to install the debian build deps for the package. The difference is subtle - your approach will install the runtime dependencies, which is (probably) a subset of the build-time dependencies. For example, we may have modules that we use to run our tests that aren't needed at runtime.
I think this command should be:
sudo mk-build-deps -i
note that in order to run that, you need 'devscripts' and 'equivs' packages installed first.
Also - if python3-autopilot does not install the dateutil module, _and_ it's needed at runtime, then that's another bug that needs to be fixed :D
Cheers,