dagger-io: 0.14.0 python sdk (new formula)

[clintonsteiner]

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[chenrui333]

since this is sdk, why not just do pip install?

[clintonsteiner]

since this is sdk, why not just do pip install?

Doesn't play nicely with brew installed dagger for dagger run python call which requires the sdk if developing that way

[chenrui333]

since this is sdk, why not just do pip install?

Doesn't play nicely with brew installed dagger for dagger run python call which requires the sdk if developing that way

can you add test for dagger to show how it is being used?

[clintonsteiner]

@chenrui would need to add dependency on dagger which would get out of the scope of this commit

Importing the module as seen in the test is effectively the usage

[chenrui333]

@chenrui would need to add dependency on dagger which would get out of the scope of this commit

you can add that dependency in this PR, I would like to see how it looks like (also do you have any docs for such thing?)

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[jedevc]

Doesn't play nicely with brew installed dagger for dagger run python call which requires the sdk if developing that way

@clintonsteiner this sounds like a dagger bug to me (as a maintainer of dagger) - the dagger run ... command should pick up on pip packages just as if you ran ... directly - if it doesn't it sounds like something's wrong - that's not by design.

[clintonsteiner]

Doesn't play nicely with brew installed dagger for dagger run python call which requires the sdk if developing that way

@clintonsteiner this sounds like a dagger bug to me (as a maintainer of dagger) - the dagger run ... command should pick up on pip packages just as if you ran ... directly - if it doesn't it sounds like something's wrong - that's not by design.

Thanks for the response, I'll try to look into it from that side and see what I find out