`make build` fails after regenerating the pypi-dependencies.json about k3x HOT 8 OPEN

Thanks for pointing out this problem @Roming22. I get the same error after upgrading pypi-dependencies.json after upgrading flatpak-pip-generator. When using the old flatpak-pip-generator, I can run make generate and make build and everything works fine. I guess there must be something special about the version of flatpak-pip-generator I was using. I'm still investigating...

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Do you have any info on the version you are using? An md5 hash, a date the file was created? That might help me find the proper version and submit a change to Makefile.

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@inercia Any thing I can do to help move this issue forward? I'd love to be able to build k3x locally and submit fixes/features.

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I cannot reproduce with the latest version of the repository. Using a brand new VM, a clean checkout followed by make deps && make build && make run launches the application as expected.
@inercia it looks like the issue can be closed, but I'll let you do it in case there was still something you wanted to do about it.

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Ignore my previous comment, I forgot to try and regenerate the dependencies, which is now failing with

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/rarnaud/Code/k3x/build-aux/flatpak-pip-generator", line 226, in <module>
    url = get_tar_package_url_pypi(name, version)
  File "/home/rarnaud/Code/k3x/build-aux/flatpak-pip-generator", line 63, in get_tar_package_url_pypi
    raise Exception(err)
Exception: Failed to get system_hotkey-1.0.3 source from https://pypi.org/pypi/system_hotkey/1.0.3/json
make: *** [Makefile:244: generate] Error 1

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@Roming22, that's strange, that URL seems to be working fine:

$ curl https://pypi.org/pypi/system_hotkey/1.0.3/json
{"info":{"author":"timothy eichler","author_email":"[email protected]","bugtrack_url":null,"classifiers":["Development Status :: 4 - Beta","Intended Audience :: Developers","License :: OSI Approved :: BSD License","Operating System :: OS Independent","Programming Language :: Python :: 3"],"description":"System Hotkey...

Could that be a connectivity problem?

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@inercia The issue is that flatpak-pip-generator removed support for any.whl extensions, which is the extension used by system-hotkey.

system-hotkey does not seem to be very active. I would suggest you migrate to the keyboard package which seems to have a larger following, be supported, and uses the extensions supported by flatpak-pip-generator.

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@inercia Can you confirm that on your side the dependency generation fails if you add a new dependency to requirements.txt (e.g. paramiko)?

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