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On Linux and Mac, pyflow intentionally runs python3 from PATH to build wheels, rather than using the copy of Python selected for the project:
// The Linux and Mac builds appear to be unable to build wheels due to// missing the ctypes library; revert to system python.
This broke for me because of #177: the copy of Python I had installed as python3 didn't have wheel installed.
Even if that weren't an issue, it also happens to be a different version of Python from the one I selected for this project, so if I was building any packages that included C extensions, the wheels it built wouldn't work with the latter.
In general, using the system Python his seems like a workaround, but it should be replaced with a proper fix for whatever issue there is with ctypes.
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On Linux and Mac, pyflow intentionally runs
python3
from PATH to build wheels, rather than using the copy of Python selected for the project:This broke for me because of #177: the copy of Python I had installed as
python3
didn't havewheel
installed.Even if that weren't an issue, it also happens to be a different version of Python from the one I selected for this project, so if I was building any packages that included C extensions, the wheels it built wouldn't work with the latter.
In general, using the system Python his seems like a workaround, but it should be replaced with a proper fix for whatever issue there is with ctypes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: