Closed pettyalex closed 8 months ago
Ah. This is just a manifestation of https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/11153 , I believe. I'm on gigabit fiber and don't have packet loss problems often, and the Pi 400 is on a wired ethernet connection, so it seems like either piwheels.org or the systems in between us may be the source of network troubles.
Either way, pip giving up after intermittent reset connections is not your problem to solve, so I'm closing this issue. Thanks for your work on piwheels!
I had one last thought this morning: It looks like all of your traffic is served from the UK? That's going to be a subpar experience for US users, have you thought about standing up mirrors in the USA? I know that you could easily find dozens of groups offering to do it for free if you wanted: https://blog.thelifeofkenneth.com/2023/05/building-micro-mirror-free-software-cdn.html
Package name
botocore
Package version
1.34.73-py3-none-any
PyPI URL
https://pypi.org/project/botocore/
piwheels URL
https://www.piwheels.org/project/botocore/
Python version
I am aware this is the issue tracker for a Python package index specifically for Raspberry Pi
I have checked for duplicate issues
I am the maintainer
More information
This looks extremely similar to https://github.com/piwheels/packages/issues/32, but I'm running a quite new pip (24.0). Is this happening because of transient network failures? I see very slow download speeds before these failures. I'm only opening this issue because it happens repeatably for me, and others: https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/12424
I'm installing into python 3.12, but given that this is a pure python wheel that shouldn't matter.
I ran pip install botocore -vvv to get some more info, here's the bit where it failed: