Closed aksakalli closed 2 years ago
Hi @aksakalli this will be resolved with this Thursday release
Hi @aksakalli this will be resolved with this Thursday release
Is there a fix implemented alread? I don't see any PRs.
This repository is for final product release only and do not have any development PRs in it as those are done internally.
released new version of the app can be found here: https://pypi.org/project/mstrio-py/ And this is the PR that merged the release changes
Hi, from up-to-date versions still no idea how to install mstrio-py without jupyter related dependencies. is there any hidden key or etc ?
Hi @dshvedchenko
There is no way to install it without frontend-related dependencies.
If you wish to have mstrio-py explicitly without Connector Jupyter part (the frontend) you would need to build the package locally yourself.
Fortunately, we have everything for you prepared:
git clone
this repo locallypyproject.toml
and rename pyproject-backend.toml
to pyproject.toml
pip install .
instead of installing from PyPiHopefully this helps
@apiotrowskiMicroStrategy
This doesn't work because pyproject-backend.toml
needs requirements-backend.txt
file, which is missing from the repository.
Currently we have lots of non-essential dependencies in
pyproject.toml
as followshttps://github.com/MicroStrategy/mstrio-py/blob/f63a1193b25a876b6621e919987f9a678e6a1fdb/pyproject.toml#L29-L40
I just use this project as a simple MicroStrategy client for some integration CRON job and it's installing bunch of extra dependencies that are not essential for a client library. There should be some optional extras like
pip install mstrio-py[notebook]
If you want to keep non-essential packages such asnotebook
andipython
. Otherwise I have a huge dependency tree that I don't need at all: