Closed stefan6419846 closed 12 months ago
You are welcome to not use psycopg2-binary and use psycopg2
instead, which, as documented, is the preferred way of using the software.
I am aware of this, although this does not really avoid that psycopg2 depends on external libraries as listed above. Nevertheless, I understand that their is no real interest from your side and the side of the project to change or document this accordingly.
Downloading/installating psycopg2 from the official manylinux wheels (pscopyg2-binary) ships with some binary libraries. Unfortunately, neither the packages and their versions nor their licenses are documented anywhere, making it harder to use psycopg2 in a license-compliant fashion.
Having a look at the shared objects with
ldd
, it seems like the following libraries are affected:It would be great to extend the documentation and ship with a list of external dependencies and their licenses.