Open bleykauf opened 9 months ago
OK so today I tried to tackle this today, and this SO Q&A was a bit more helpful for me. I encountered many issues along the way - some of them will be hard to fix and some of them I managed to easily workaround.
First of all, these PRs are important:
If all of the above will be accepted, and a new pyrp3
will get a new release one would be able to run the following 3 commands, given that pip-tools
is available for the python
in $PATH
:
.whl
and .tar.gz
files:python -m pip download \
--platform=linux-armv7l \
--no-deps \
linien-server==2.0.4 \
--requirement <(python -m piptools compile \
/path/to/linien/linien-server/pyproject.toml \
--output-file - 2>/dev/null | sed \
-e 's/^\(numpy==1.26.4\|six==1.16.0\|scipy==1.14.0\)/#\0 is available on the target host by the Debian distribution/g' \
)
--no-deps
is used because all dependencies are known thanks to the piptools compile
output - which includes recursively all the dependencies of all dependencies. numpy
, scipy
and six
are filtered out from that piptools compile
output, because they are available already in the RedPitaya OS.
scp *.whl *.tar.gz root@rp-XXXXXX.local:
ssh root@rp-XXXXXX.local pip install --no-index --find-links . linien-server==2.0.4 --no-build-isolation
--no-build-isolation
is needed for numpy
, scipy
, and six
to be detected as already installed (as part of the RedPitaya OS).
ssh root@rp-XXXXXX.local linien-server enable
Until the 3 PRs mentioned above are merged, steps 1 and 2 should be slightly modified:
python -m pip download \
--platform=linux-armv7l \
--no-deps \
linien-server==2.0.4 \
--requirement <(python -m piptools compile \
<(curl \
--silent \
--location \
https://github.com/doronbehar/linien/raw/pyrp3-all-platforms/linien-server/pyproject.toml \
) --output-file - 2>/dev/null | sed \
-e 's/^\(numpy==1.26.4\|six==1.16.0\|scipy==1.14.0\)/#\0 is available on the target host by the Debian distribution/g' \
)
rm pyrp3-2.0.1.tar.gz && python -m pip download --platform=linux-armv7l --no-deps git+https://github.com/doronbehar/pyrp3@no-setuptools_scm
And after step 2 run:
scp pyrp3-2.0.1.zip root@rp-XXXXXX.local:
And step 3 should work smoothly with the .zip
(and not the .tar.gz
file) file as well.
Along the lines of https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36725843/installing-python-packages-without-internet-and-using-source-code-as-tar-gz-and