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I wrote pybind11 bindings (called unopy) for my C++ library Uno and I'm currently working on building Python wheels. Uno has third-party dependencies, most of which are available as precompiled static ...
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With the AI answers, I was recommended to do: [tool.hatch.envs.hatch-test] dev-mode = false # This is the line recommended by AI to have it installed instead of having it editable/local use mode ...
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I wrote pybind11 bindings for my C++ library Uno and I'd like to distribute the Python package. Uno has as (optional) dependency BQPD, written in Fortran, that is only available as precompiled static ...
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I am trying to install GDAL in my virtual Environment which is built based on python 3.13.7. Following this page, In my environment I do: pip install gdal No success though. Please see the error ...
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I am trying to download and install Python wheel packages into a uv virtual environment for a non-native (cross-platform) target environment. When using pip, I would typically use flags like --...
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For given project: . ├── demo │ └── __init__.py ├── demo.bin └── setup.py demo/__init__.py: if __name__ == "__main__": print("You're in demo") demo.bin: #!/bin/bash echo &...
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I'm trying to build a devops pipeline that allows to upload a python wheel file to my databricks volume. However I keep getting the error : "Error: Authorization failed. Your token may be expired ...
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I have a Dockerfile that builds OpenCV from source with cuda. The build itself succeeds, but pip doesn’t recognize this custom installation. As a result, when I later install a Python package that ...
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I have some custom functions and classes that I packaged as a Python wheel. I want to use them in my python notebook (with a .py extension) that runs on a serverless Databricks cluster. I have read ...
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I’m building a PEX file for a Python 3.12 project (system-monitor) targeting Amazon Linux 2023 (glibc 2.34) on both x86_64 and aarch64 architectures. I’m using PEX with --platform options to enforce ...
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I have two same-architecture Linux boxes running identical versions of pypy, installed via pyenv. Consider one a "production" machine and one a "build" machine, such that the ...
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I created my simple Python-module. The pyproject.toml reads: [project] authors = [ {name = "Me Me", email = "[email protected]"} ] name = "Mysms" description = "...
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I currently build my simple Python module with a command like: python3 -m build --wheel --outdir /tmp . This creates the /tmp/mypackage-0.1-py3-none-any.whl -- as one would expect. However, it also ...
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TL;DR: When pip install builds and installs wheels, how do I determine which versions of build tool packages (e.g. Cython) it used? How do I force it to use the same versions of those packages in the ...
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I'm building a python wheel file using a toml file on both Linux and Windows. Linux seems to work ok, but on Windows (using clion/cmake) the wheel file is getting built with a very restricted access ...

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