How do we know what packages are available for python3-light in omega?

[Francesco Pessolano]

I guess the title is self explanatory
Thanks.

[WereCatf]

@Francesco-Pessolano Well, you can at least find out most of the available ones with:

opkg update
opkg find "python3-*"

[Kit Bishop]

@WereCatf Or even:

opkg update
opkg list | grep python3

Who knows just how the packages might be named.

Also, the following might give insight into what packages make use of or have reference to python3:

opkg info | awk '/python3/ {print $0}'

[Francesco Pessolano]

thanks!!!

[Theodore Borromeo]

Now I need to figure out where I get python3-dev so that we can port the python bindings to python3 as well. . . I am pretty sure the feeds that opkg subscribes to contain what packages opkg knows about and can get, but where can I find that on the web? Do they not have an online listing of feeds for OpenWRT/LEDE?

[Theodore Borromeo]

hmmm, seemed to have found this.
https://github.com/openwrt/packages/blob/d45c0f1ac01b721fd70c16c1540bc6b39628a4f6/lang/python3/files/python3-package-dev.mk

Now I have to figure out how I can just have a base image in the cloud compile include this so that the source can be tested on Onion,Inc's build machines and pushed for testing. That would greatly reduce compile and debug time.