Replace requirements.txt with explicit python-packages in snapcraft.yaml#55
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Replace requirements.txt with explicit python-packages in snapcraft.yaml#55
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…ges' The 'requirements' field is not permitted in the Python plugin for snapcraft with base core24. Use 'python-packages' instead, listing the runtime dependencies from pyproject.toml (excludes test-only packages like pytest and pytest-cov from requirements.txt). https://claude.ai/code/session_01FTmAiuxKpXsAwjMhpT3GQf
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Summary
Updated the snapcraft configuration to explicitly list Python package dependencies instead of referencing an external requirements.txt file.
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requirements: [requirements.txt]withpython-packages:configurationDetails
This change improves the snap build process by making dependencies explicit and self-contained within the snapcraft.yaml file. This approach:
https://claude.ai/code/session_01FTmAiuxKpXsAwjMhpT3GQf