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pip 23.0.1 and anyio==4.0.0 break installation with --upgrade --no-binary :all: options #918
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this cycle was previously missed, im not quite sure how to unravel |
packaging will be removed as build dependency and i'll use the setuptools vendored one in that case |
Just verified and it still fails with 8.0.2 release.Can we re-open issue to track this? Full log of test:
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seems to hit pypa/pip#11453 |
@i-chvets so the current recommendation is a pip upgrade it seems |
Hey @RonnyPfannschmidt, I tried upgrading pip, but I still cannot manage to solve the issue:
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@DnPlas whats the output of do you have a docker container that can replicate |
I've got one that demonstrates the issue with 8.0.2:
When running the EDIT: Probably better to replace that last line with |
pip is the same as pip3:
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Is there any workaround in the meantime? Without dropping the I haven't yet figured out how to override the version of the build dependency of my dependencies. |
I have tried in the following environment and it seems like working:
It's important because in the original description and in my case as well, the environment was Ubuntu 20.04 with python3.8 and pip 23.x.x. |
I identified that a pip downgrade IS necessary atm |
could you share which environments have you tried for this? |
I've tried with this combination and the command failed
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the key issue is python 3.9 vs 3.10 - 3.10+ works out of the box, 3.9 needs some extra hacks |
i found a hack that resolves it, mr incoming |
@RonnyPfannschmidt how about python 3.8? |
@addyess same hack works |
merge and release tommorow in the morning |
…-metadata-to-support-messed-no-binary fix #918: remove the need for importlib_metadata in general
Everything seems to be working now, thanks! |
Description
When trying to install dependency
anyio
,setuptools_scm
installation is broken when using options--upgrade --no-binary :all:
pip
version is 23.0.1Error observed:
Steps to reproduce
Full log
Expected behaviour
setuptools_scm is installed with no error messages.
Workaround
Not available.
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