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Fixing termux installation #2042

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Fixing termux installation #2042

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@rimurum rimurum commented Mar 10, 2024

Description:
After re-evaluating the script in a clean Termux environment, several changes were identified to ensure its proper functionality.
The script consistently encountered a compiler error when attempting to build the dependencies of the pydatic component.
This issue stems from a combination of a Rust error and the native environment of Termux.

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Dependencies:
The script requires the Rust package to be installed to facilitate proper compilation.
Additionally, the binutils package is necessary for correct functionality.
The setuptools package is deemed unnecessary and has been removed.

Please review and merge as appropriate.
Thank you!

After checking again the script in a clean termux environment the script needed some changes on order to work. It always resulted in a compiler error when trying to build the dependencies of the pydatic component. Turn out its a combination of Rust error and the native environment of termux. It needs the Rust package to properly compile it and the binutils package to be have correctly as it should. The setuptools package is not necessary.
@xnetcat xnetcat merged commit ebdf970 into spotDL:dev Mar 27, 2024
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