Requested Package Name and Version:

Give the exact requirement specification of the package as it appears in your requirements.txt or pyproject.toml, including the name, any extras specifier and the version. If you know the GitHub or gitlab repository that hosts the source, including that link will be helpful, too. For example:

texlive-tcolorbox==20200406-37.el9 (it has to be compatible with the texlive distribution in RHEL9 AppStream)

It is important to use the appropriate version, because it has to be compatible with the rest of texlive packages in rhel9.

Currently, we build workbench images like this

https://github.com/opendatahub-io/notebooks/blob/804430d95da0aa266a5e582a4fceb98ef55aba09/jupyter/utils/install_pdf_deps.sh#L77

# install texlive-tcolorbox by other means
dnf install -y cpio
dnf clean all
pushd /
texlive_toolbox_rpm=https://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/9/Everything/x86_64/Packages/t/texlive-tcolorbox-20200406-37.el9.noarch.rpm
curl -sSfL ${texlive_toolbox_rpm} | rpm2cpio /dev/stdin | cpio -idmv
popd
texhash
kpsewhich tcolorbox.sty

This is a noarch package, so it has not binaries, so we feel justified installing like this. But still, would be best to have it provided to us from a blessed source.

QE user acceptance tests

the package is used by jupyterlab pdf export functionality when exporting any slightly more complex notebook that includes python code

Package License

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