Closed antecrescent closed 3 years ago
Thanks for reporting this. If you want to install OpenSesame through pip, then (as you already figured, probably) you need pyqode3.python
and pyqode3.core
. The reason that I added the 3
is that the original pyqode
isn't maintained anymore and I don't have access to their projects on pypi
. (It may not have been a great choice to do it like this, but for now that's the status quo.)
In you case, the showstopper seems to be the error that you get while running pip install pyqode3.python --no-binary :all:
. I wasn't aware of this problem, but it appears to only happen if you pass the --no-binary :all:
flag. Otherwise it installs fine.
These lines:
pypi_release = os.environ.get('PYPI_RELEASE', 0)
name='pyqode3.python' if pypi_release else 'pyqode.python',
... are basically a way to control the dependencies while building by setting an environment variable (PYPI_RELEASE
).
Can you work with this?
And thanks for your efforts!
Yes, this clarifies my issues :)
Hi! I am having a hard time packaging
OpenSesame
for Arch Linux. This programme depends onpyqode3.python
, according to itssetup.py
file. Your fork of said programme either names itself eitherpyqode.python
orpyqode3.python
. Unfortunately, I am not sure, what the following lines of code actually mean:pypi_release = os.environ.get('PYPI_RELEASE', 0)
name='pyqode3.python' if pypi_release else 'pyqode.python',
When I download the latest tarball from pypi.org and install it manually via:
python setup.py install --root=$pkgdir --optimize=1
the package gets namedpyqode.python
, thus making it incompatible withOpenSesame
.When I asked on Arch Linux's IRC channel about the issue, I was made aware of another related (?) problem: Installing pyqode3.python via
pip install pyqode3.python --no-binary :all:
fails with:Using cached pyqode3.python-3.0.2.tar.gz (<- the following three lines get repeated for each version of the tarball down to v3.0.2)
WARNING: Generating metadata for package pyqode3.python produced metadata for project name pyqode-python. Fix your #egg=pyqode3.python fragments.
WARNING: Discarding https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/d5/40/582b6c160b4652aa2011c4765bfcc18791ff72df636d9ca65f422cb5661a/pyqode3.python-3.2.3.tar.gz#sha256=354634568a866c4d3569d47c61096f83c25b0f35c0b8c570adfed74b03a18020 (from https://pypi.org/simple/pyqode3-python/). Requested pyqode-python from https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/d5/40/582b6c160b4652aa2011c4765bfcc18791ff72df636d9ca65f422cb5661a/pyqode3.python-3.2.3.tar.gz#sha256=354634568a866c4d3569d47c61096f83c25b0f35c0b8c570adfed74b03a18020 has different name in metadata: 'pyqode.python'
The final message reads:
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pyqode3.python
ERROR: No matching distribution found for pyqode3.python
The same problem arises for
pyqode3.core
.There seems to be a naming error/inconsistency with these two forks (and
OpenSesame
). I hope, this helps :)