Closed beenje closed 1 year ago
Sure why not, we can do that now when we have a nice package on PyPi. I'm not sure how you will be able to download packages from pypi if you don't have a internet connection. I guess regardless of where the source/package is located that you need to download it ?
Maybe you or one of your colleagues (@meguiraun, @meghdadyazdi ) can make a PR for this ?
I am in favour of this - I am working on making a docker that runs the MXCUBE Qt version with mxcubecore (PR and request for help soon), and I could not figure out how to install direct from github to the docker.
We have an internal Pypi repo that includes a "proxy" to the external pypi, so we can download pypi package without direct internet connection. I can make a PR.
In
pyproject.toml
,lucid3
dependency is installed from GitHub: https://github.com/mxcube/mxcubecore/blob/46187c4b4206f83fffe5e0bb3c98c767bcf0ace9/pyproject.toml#L46We don't have access to internet on our beamlines and have to patch that file to install
mxcubecore
.lucid3
is on pypi: https://pypi.org/project/lucid3/Can't we specify this version? (latest is 3.0.0).