Is there an in-depth description of packaging python dependencies?

• manylinux

  13 1,365 8.8 Shell

  Python wheels that work on any linux (almost)

  

I was using manylinux as it was suggested by its example and it gathered the libraries via auditwheel and included them into the package. Up to my knowledge, there is no way to exclude libraries from the package, because it cannot have external dependencies apart from the predefined list of libraries. The linux_*.whl tags cannot be used on PyPI for binary packages.

• python-manylinux-demo

  1 219 0.0 C

  Demo project for building Python wheels for Linux with Travis-CI

  

I was using manylinux as it was suggested by its example and it gathered the libraries via auditwheel and included them into the package. Up to my knowledge, there is no way to exclude libraries from the package, because it cannot have external dependencies apart from the predefined list of libraries. The linux_*.whl tags cannot be used on PyPI for binary packages.

• InfluxDB

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• auditwheel

  3 415 7.5 Python

  Auditing and relabeling cross-distribution Linux wheels.

  

I was using manylinux as it was suggested by its example and it gathered the libraries via auditwheel and included them into the package. Up to my knowledge, there is no way to exclude libraries from the package, because it cannot have external dependencies apart from the predefined list of libraries. The linux_*.whl tags cannot be used on PyPI for binary packages.

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