I submitted a patch to pgarchive recently, which led me to setting up pgweb, based on the instructions in docs/dev_install.rst.[0]
Using debian 13 and python 3.9, I ran into several errors running `pip install -r requirements.txt`. The versions pinned there look quite old. The latest allowed version of pycryptodomex even seems to use python2 syntax, so I don't understand how it works for anyone else.
These requirements files are, ahem, badly maintained. I assume nobody really uses them :/
FWIW, since you're on debian, the easiest is to just use the debian packaged versions of basically everything. Our production is on debian bookworm and testing is on debian trixie, so either of those should work. The only thing you need to install from pip at this point is Django itself and cvss (if you want the security pages).
Doesn't mean the requirements.txt shouldn't be better maintained, so we should look at that, but as a quick-fix for your current situation and to make sure you're running something that matches what's actually used in production.
