Thanks for this nice script! I only used it for Magisk because I use microG and not OpenGapps (though I would need to carefully check their differences, pros and cons), but found two slight issues in the readme:
python3 -m pip -r requirements.txt
should read
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Also, since the script will later need to be run as root, I believe the requirements.txt should be installed with sudo too. Installing them with the above command (without sudo) was not enough to install Magisk because tqdm (installed as user) could not be found when executing the waydroid_extras.py as root.
Thanks for this nice script! I only used it for Magisk because I use microG and not OpenGapps (though I would need to carefully check their differences, pros and cons), but found two slight issues in the readme:
```
python3 -m pip -r requirements.txt
```
should read
```
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
```
Also, since the script will later need to be run as root, I believe the requirements.txt should be installed with `sudo` too. Installing them with the above command (without `sudo`) was not enough to install Magisk because `tqdm` (installed as user) could not be found when executing the `waydroid_extras.py` as root.
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Thanks for this nice script! I only used it for Magisk because I use microG and not OpenGapps (though I would need to carefully check their differences, pros and cons), but found two slight issues in the readme:
should read
Also, since the script will later need to be run as root, I believe the requirements.txt should be installed with
sudotoo. Installing them with the above command (withoutsudo) was not enough to install Magisk becausetqdm(installed as user) could not be found when executing thewaydroid_extras.pyas root.Thank you, I just updated README.md with changes !