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Hi!! Is there a way to use pyhidra in a docker container? I've already tried to install it, but it tells me that it "could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pyhidra (from versions: none)"
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While we do not currently maintain a public containerized version of Pyhidra it should be doable. When composing your container just make sure to have the same versions of Python and Ghidra installed as you would on a non-containerized installation.
I have a set of docker containers I publish for testing my python packages that rely on pyhidra. They are quite big as they include Ghidra, Java, and Python on a debian image, but they might work for you.
@dc3-tsd , would you be interested in a PR for a new github workflow that would pytest the current version of pyhidra across the pyhidra supported versions of Ghidra?
Hi!! Is there a way to use pyhidra in a docker container? I've already tried to install it, but it tells me that it "could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pyhidra (from versions: none)"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: