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Recently I was working on a project with alpine and we had to switch to another distribution (debian buster) because it became a huge problem for installing python packages
I think the Linux base doesn't matter here (also I reject the alpine flame). I'm quite sure it's going to be same whether the build base if alpine or ubuntu.
I think, the cause is poetry: as long as I don't distribute compiled wheels (which I should), the C extension needs to be compiled at install time, which explains gcc via build-base. However, the package doesn't use ffi or openssl header files, so why are those needed? I seems poetry's builder somehow needs that...
What's required to build
awaitwhat
in a python:alpine container:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: