Open brown170 opened 1 week ago
Hi @brown170, I tested installation with dependencies specified in the toml file on a ubuntu system and there it works fine with pip version 24.0. I think for the user the installation should be in any case from a package index. Would you mind if I propose a release mechanism to make this package available on PyPI? This way the user installation should be independent on how the package is build and the location of dependency definition.
Or are you already releasing the package under a different name on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/x4i3 ?
@julia-sprenger, x4i3 is a fork and I don't control it. Eventually x4i should go on PyPI, but I don't feel it or the NRDC are ready for it.
Observed on two separate macOS machines running homebrew managed python 3.10+ installations. pip installs were not processing dependencies in the TOML file nor was it following the dependency chain from the requirements.txt file. The requirements.txt file itself would be processed using
pip -r
, but only dependencies explicitly listed in the requirements.txt file were included. Previous versions of pip would attempt to reconcile the implied dependencies.