Questions tagged [pyproject.toml]
Questions pertaining to the python package configuration system based on a pyproject.toml file, as discussed in PEP517 and PEP518, among others.
pyproject.toml
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Ignore sub-dependencies in pyproject.toml
A package I want to include in my pyproject.toml, itself depends on torch, which I don't want automatically installing since it takes up a lot of space and my currently installed version already works ...
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How to use standard tools to package and install a zipped python package of pyc files and a .pth file
I have a Python package which I have zipped using zipfile.PyZipFile, so I now have a .zip containing only .pyc files and sub-packages for a particular version of Python.
I can manually place it into ...
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How to have a pip editable install not install dependencies that are already installed in editable mode
I am often working on multiple python packages with interdependencies defined in pyproject.toml. I want them all installed in editable mode, which seems harder than it should be. What I want to do is ...
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Cannot install scipy due to meson-python - a-shell on iPad 4 Pro
Using a-shell on iPad Pro 4. Failed to pip install scipy. I am not sure what’s the problem.
I tried to install/upgrade meson-python and pyproject.toml, but it seems that the package is already up to ...
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Unable to do Poetry install dependencies in shell venv
I was trying to run backend api, for that I used to do Poetry shell then poetry install for dependencies. But now it has stopped working. Please let me know what should I do, unable to find similar ...
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How to specify building both (dot)EXE and no extention executable in pyproject.toml file on Windows
The problem I am having is Windows specific, but I think this is a good opportunity to learn python's build system.
So, I have a project that I wish to install on Windows, Linux and Mac machines. I am ...
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Setuptools unable to read requirements.txt from pyproject.toml in python 3.12.x
I have a package structure as follows:
program_root/
- src/
- tests/
- data/
- templates/
- docs/
- pyproject.toml
- README
- requirements.txt
My ...
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Can not install pandas in python 3.9
I am using python 3.9 with Spark.
python --version
Python 3.9.0
When I install pandas with
pip install pandas
I got the following error
Collecting pandas
Using cached pandas-2.2.2.tar.gz (4.4 MB)
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Best way to package a Python CLI outside of its associated library
I'm packaging a library and a CLI associated to it. I'm using flit
The library makes use of long-to-import dependencies (numpy, torch and whatnot), so I would like to split the CLI part so that it ...
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How Could I update gcc version to using pandas?
I want to update my gcc version to 8.4 or higher to install pandas.
When I tried to install panads like this,
pip install pandas
It shows the error like this
Installing build dependencies ... error
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Migrating from setup.py to pyproject.toml, outdated egg.info
When using setup.py,
pip install -e .
creates a my_app.egg-info directory containing a PKG-INFO file.
After moving to pyproject.toml, the same install procedure doesn't update or remove that ...
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Pyproject.toml setuptools_scm version_file setting not working in GitHub publish action
This is my first time using Pyproject.toml and GitHub actions and I've run into and issue my publish.yml job.
In my pyproject.toml file I have this setting
[tool.setuptools_scm]
version_file = "...
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How to run specific test commands for aarch64 linux platforms with python cibuildwheel
how to run specific test commands for aarch64 linux platforms with cibuildwheel
I'm working on a project as a contributor and I need to run specific tests on the Linux aarch platform during the ...
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How to specify system-dependent versions of dependent libraries with pyproject.toml
I am creating a library named mygeo that depends on a GDAL python package.
To install the gdal python library, we must specify the same version of GDAL that is installed on the system, like as follows:...
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Python version is higher in virtual environment than the one specified in pyproject.toml
I've currently set my pyproject.toml as follows
# ...
[tool.poetry.dependencies]
python = "^3.8.0"
pandas = "^2.0.0"
numpy = "^1.21.0"
requests = "^2.25.1"
# ......