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I want to distribute a Python package which has a closed source dependency. I am using setup.py and everything works if I also do the compilation with setup.py.

Neither answers to this question nor answers to that question solve my problem.

I have the following file structure:

I'm trying to build an apk out of a simple kivy python file however I get this error when using the command "buildozer -v android debug" to build the apk.

I'm running on a Ubuntu virtual machine, java jdk is version 8 something, I was using version 14 earlier, but saw some post talking about needing version 8. Not entirely sure though if it was for the same problem that I'm facing.

When I run buildozer -v android debug It ends with this error

So, I'm a bit new to python and have mastered javascript. I know that javascript modules are saved in node_modules folder in a directory

I did: $ pip install pyautogui

but when I'm about to run my code, it says :

I am trying to develop an kivy android application,but while debugging the app using 'buildozer android debug deploy run' command the buildozer throws the following error i confirmed that cython is installed in my system

The situation is the following: I have successfully, locally developed a super simple ETL process which extracts data from some remote location and then writes that unprocessed data into a MongoDB container on my local Windows machine. Now, I want to schedule this process with Apache-Airflow using the DockerOperator for every task, i.e. I want to create a docker image of my source code and then execute the source code in that image using the DockerOperator. Since I am working on a Windows machine, I can only use Airflow from within a docker container to actually trigger an Airflow DAG. Both the Airflow container (called webserver below) and Mongo container (called mongo below) are specified in a docker-compose.yml file, which you can see at the end.

To the best of my knowledge, every time my simple ETL DAG is triggered and the DockerOperator is executed, a new, "sibling" container for every ETL task is created by the webserver container, then the source code inside this new container is executed and after the task finished, this new container is deleted again. If my understanding is correct up to this point, the webserver container needs to be able to execute docker commands like e.g. docker build... to be able to create these sibling containers.

To test this theory, I added the volumes /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock and /usr/bin/docker:/usr/bin/docker to the definition of the webserver container in the docker-compose.yml file so that the webserver container can use the docker daemon on my host (windows) machine. Then, I started the webserver and mongo containers using docker-compose up -d, I entered into the webserver container using docker exec -it /bin/bash and then I tried the simple docker command docker ps --all. However, the output of this command was bash: docker: command not found. So, it seems like Docker was not installed correctly inside the webserver container. How can I make sure Docker is installed inside the webserver container, so that other sibbling containers can be created?

Below you can find the relevant aspects of the docker-compose.yml file and the Dockerfile used for the webserver container.

docker-compose.yml located in the project root directory: