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build/pkgs/attrs: Change to wheel package, update dependencies #36429
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Locally this is what I get
from |
Should it be attempted to install attrs by pip? |
attrs was installed anyway by |
The upstream tarballs of various packages updated in this beta have not been uploaded to the Sage mirrors - #36381 (comment), so the Sage installer tries all mirrors including unreliable ones |
are we now installing wheels as if it's normal? |
Platform-independent wheels, yes; any objections? |
Can't platform-independent wheels, upon being installed, pull binary wheels of its dependencies? |
No. Both for normal and wheel packages, use of PyPI is disabled. |
Yes. I know it. It is normal that sage fails in pulling the wheel from the sage mirrors. But after failing in that, sage (pip) successfully installed the wheel (from pypi). Still I could not find any lines in the build log showing pip installing attrs, which puzzles me. Naturally I want to see those lines in the log to check that sage installs attrs of version 23.1.0, instead of existence of that after sage is built. Perhaps just my mistake... |
Then where does sage obtain the wheel after failing in getting it from the mirrors? |
from checksums.ini upstream_url |
It was probably installed as a side effect of installing a "pip" package (those packages have a file "requirements.txt" in their build/pkgs/SPKG/ directory. |
I tried again, and saw the log :-)
All's well. (The wheel was downloaded from the upstream url, and installed by pip.) |
Thank you! |
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Fixes #36428
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