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conda-forge is a place where the OSS community can add packages that can be installed via the conda ecoystem. conda-forge, in particular, is a channel that is maintained by the OSS community. I like that this package can be installed by pip, but it would be great if this package could be installed via conda, which is another package manager for Python.
Environment context (optional)
I was trying to install cve-bin-tool via conda using the command conda install -c conda-forge cve-bin-tool. conda told me that the package does not exist on the conda-forge channel
This is an intriguing idea but I don't know how many of our dependencies are even in conda so it could be easy or it could be a huge pain and I'm not sure which.
I'm going to tag this as "future" since it's definitely not happening before the 3.4 release, but if anyone wants to do some groundwork and see how feasible this is, please go ahead and do so!
Description
Add cve-bin-tool to conda-forge.
Why?
conda-forge
is a place where the OSS community can add packages that can be installed via theconda
ecoystem.conda-forge
, in particular, is a channel that is maintained by the OSS community. I like that this package can be installed bypip
, but it would be great if this package could be installed viaconda
, which is another package manager for Python.Environment context (optional)
I was trying to install
cve-bin-tool
viaconda
using the commandconda install -c conda-forge cve-bin-tool
.conda
told me that the package does not exist on theconda-forge
channelAnything else?
Here's an article from
conda-forge
about how to contribute a package toconda-forge
: https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/adding_pkgs/The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: