Hi, I recently added a small feature to my program ( apprise ) that requires the dbus library to be present for unit testing. I’ve see this issue which seems to define my problem, but the OP never returned to say whether or not he did to solve the problem. There is also reference to a StackOverflow…

@BanzaiMan , The TypeErrors are being issued from something outside of my product. the Travis-CI modules just don’t want to seem to build dbus-python in these 2 specific environments. BUT; it’s all good! I’m okay with this because all of the coverage for this one module is already met with the pre…

Hi @caronc , Thanks for opening this thread and sorry for the hassle. Could you please also share a link to one of the builds that were failing before including the virtualenv approach you mention, so that we can check the original error as well? In the meantime, I noticed at Issues with dbus that…

I can just address your first part at this time (about sharing the link to the builds failing). I’ll update my requirements.txt and remove the dbus-python from there and add it directly into the travis.yml later this evening when I get home. for the second part: Sure! Failure #1: My first change…

@iriberri , i took your advice and directly added the pip install dbus-entry and it unfortunately failed again. :slightly_frowning_face: Failure #6: removed dus-python reference from dev-requirements.txt vs how it was before . updated tox.ini and travis.yaml to pip install dbus-python directly. to…

[image] Issues with dbus Python Requested 'dbus-1 >= 1.8' but version of dbus is 1.6.18 Xenial reports to have dbus 1.10 ( Trusty seems to only has 1.6 available so you probably won’t be able to apt-get anything newer, either). So you need to migrate to dist: xenial. Or…

Thanks for your reply. You’ll have to forgive my ignorance, but i’m still quite new to Travis-CI; most of what I’ve learned was based on other examples throughout GitHub. But i’m very confused by your response as i don’t think it helps me in any way. But i’ll do my best to explain because i’m still…

In the latest failure you report, I see this: https://travis-ci.org/caronc/apprise/jobs/490298221#L674-L679 configure: error: Package requirements (dbus-1 >= 1.8) were not met: No package 'dbus-1' found Consider adjusting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable if you installed soft…

A minimal configuration that seems to work is: dist: xenial addons: packages: - libdbus-1-dev install: - pip install dbus-python https://travis-ci.org/BanzaiMan/travis_production_test/builds/490777540#L199

@BanzaiMan you are amazing! We’re sooo close all thanks to you! I really appreciate your insight here! :clap: :trophy: Failure Build #7 only fails to build a pypy and pypy3 build now. But the previous 5 build beautifully! :grinning: At this point I could drop support for the pypi builds, but i’d …

There are TypeErrors in your build logs. I suggest you track them down. Can you compile dbus-python with PyPy on your machine?

Great to hear you were able to resolve the issue! [image] caronc: You guys rock! p.s. Please consider dropping ‘guys,’ since not all of us are. :slight_smile:

Dbus-python Dependency (any version) does not work

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Dbus-python Dependency (any version) does not work

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