Successful dependency install not reflected in UI

cDurham commented 1 year ago

Describe the problem/bug

Hi friends! Thanks for the amazing software.

I am on a fresh install of Mycodo. When installing a depdency for various outputs/inputs, the log shows success, but the front end still says dependency missing and attempts to reinstall a dependency

This occurs on different depdencies, pylibftdi==0.20.0, pigpio==1.78. I didn't try a bunch of other things, but the problem is the same, successful install, no recognition of those depdencies.

I checked the .dependency but the file is empty. (not sure what SHOULD be in there, but I expected something)

Versions:

Mycodo Version: 8.15.7
Raspberry Pi Version: 4B
Raspbian OS Version: 10

Reproducibility

Please list specific setup details that are involved and the steps to reproduce the behavior:

on a freshly flashed pi install mycodo 8.15.x and then upgrad to latest (I inititally installed a lower version, doubt this matters) try to add 'PWM: Raspberry Pi GPIO' install the dependencies,

Expected behavior

I expected the successful dependency install to reflect in the ui

Screenshots

Here are some example logs

[2023-03-04 12:50:19] Dependency installation beginning. Installing: pylibftdi [2023-03-04 12:50:19] [2023-03-04 12:50:19] #### Installing/updating pylibftdi==0.20.0 (pip-pypi) [2023-03-04 12:50:20] End install of pylibftdi [2023-03-04 12:50:20] [2023-03-04 12:50:20] #### Setting permissions [2023-03-04 12:50:21] #### Dependencies installed. Restarting frontend and backend... [2023-03-04 12:50:24] #### Dependency install complete. [2023-03-04 14:22:20] Dependency installation beginning. Installing: pigpio [2023-03-04 14:22:20] [2023-03-04 14:22:20] #### Installing/updating pigpio==1.78 (pip-pypi) [2023-03-04 14:22:20] End install of pigpio [2023-03-04 14:22:20] [2023-03-04 14:22:20] #### Setting permissions [2023-03-04 14:22:22] #### Dependencies installed. Restarting frontend and backend... [2023-03-04 14:22:25] #### Dependency install complete.

kizniche commented 1 year ago

Your logs indicate nothing is installed. A successful pypi dependency install looks like this:

[2022-09-09 19:03:24] Dependency installation beginning. Installing: MCP342x

[2022-09-09 19:03:24] 
[2022-09-09 19:03:24] #### Installing/updating MCP342x==0.3.4 (pip-pypi)
[2022-09-09 19:03:25] Looking in indexes: https://pypi.org/simple, https://www.piwheels.org/simple
[2022-09-09 19:03:26] Collecting MCP342x==0.3.4
[2022-09-09 19:03:26]   Downloading https://www.piwheels.org/simple/mcp342x/MCP342x-0.3.4-py2.py3-none-any.whl (6.5 kB)
[2022-09-09 19:03:26] Requirement already satisfied: smbus in ./env/lib/python3.9/site-packages (from MCP342x==0.3.4) (1.1.post2)
[2022-09-09 19:03:29] Installing collected packages: MCP342x
[2022-09-09 19:03:29] Successfully installed MCP342x-0.3.4

[2022-09-09 19:03:29] End install of MCP342x

[2022-09-09 19:03:29] 
[2022-09-09 19:03:29] #### Setting permissions

[2022-09-09 19:03:32] #### Dependencies installed. Restarting frontend and backend...

[2022-09-09 19:03:38] #### Dependency install complete.

cDurham commented 1 year ago

Hmm interesting. I tried manually installing pigpio==1.78

I navigated to ~/Mycodo/env/bin and ran pip install -v "pigpio==1.78" I got the following output:

Using pip 23.0.1 from /usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/pip (python 3.7)
Defaulting to user installation because normal site-packages is not writeable
Looking in indexes: https://pypi.org/simple, https://www.piwheels.org/simple
Requirement already satisfied: pigpio==1.78 in /usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages (1.78)

Not sure what to try next. Maybe reinstall mycodo?

kizniche commented 1 year ago

I've never seen your issue and don't have any recommendations except to reflash Raspberry Pi OS and start over.

cDurham commented 1 year ago

Thanks. fingers crossed!

cDurham commented 1 year ago

Ok nuking the Mycodo directory and reinstalling worked. no clue why, but we're off to the races!

Thanks again

kizniche / Mycodo