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TritonDataCenter / python-manta

Python SDK for Manta (community maintained)
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get pip install working (with requirements.txt) #7

Closed trentm closed 8 years ago

trentm commented 11 years ago

Get this working:

pip install git+https://github.com/joyent/python-manta.git#egg=manta
deserat commented 8 years ago

This works for python 2. It currently works on my test system for python 3 but I need to validate with a clean system.

sudo pip3 install git+https://github.com/joyent/python-manta@feature/python3#egg=manta --upgrade

deserat commented 8 years ago

pip install now works for python3 in the feature/python3 branch if appropriate requirements are installed. Not sure if you were hoping for a fully baked wheel install but I think that would involve ensuring this project tracks openssl, crypto, and paramiko vulnerabilities and I don't feel comfortable doing that. Thoughts?

trentm commented 8 years ago

@deserat I don't have a current need for the original ticket description. I don't recall the original motivation. TBH I don't know anything about "wheels". I'm happy dropping this ticket, if that is what you are asking.

tgross commented 8 years ago

TBH I don't know anything about "wheels".

Wheels are the "new" (and optional) package format which includes pre-compiled libraries anywhere there's a C extension. pip will try to find wheels on PyPI first, and then fallback to pulling the source package (tarball) normally.

deserat commented 8 years ago

Closing issues as c extensions are in the dependencies crypto and paramkio. pip install works if dependencies are installed or installable.