The Python build tool, be it poetry or flit or setuptools, will do a build in the environment that the recipe has defined: only the dependencies in DEPENDS, no virtualenv. The point being that we cont

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I have a python script with its dependencies managed by poetry, which have this pyproject.toml file: [tool.poetry.dependencies] python = "^3.10" flask = "^2.2.3" graphene = "^3.2.1" graphql-server = "

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Hello, I would greatly appreciate any help fixing this issue. I need to install the Python package orjson from PyPI on our Kirkstone build. Since it requires maturin to install I created a recipe for

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Good Afternoon, I am updating a project from Honister to Kirkstone, Has anyone else run into an issue with python files with a #!/usr/bin/python header throwing the (abbreviated) Error below? This did

#python #kirkstone

Hi Joshua, It's 100% my fault, I'm mixed 2 variables: ROOTFS_POSTPROCESS_COMMAND IMAGE_POSTPROCESS_COMMAND My "ln " command have to be placed into IMAGE_POSTPROCESS_COMMAND, not ROOTFS_POSTPROCESS_COM

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Hi Joshua, Everything is around the /etc/version file. I know that this file is generated automatically and this is hardcoded in Yocto. I've to check how to found a workaround on this. Sorry for this.

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Probably, I don't really know but when I comment the "ln -s" line, using a #, the compilation works. Only the "ln -s" lines

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Your set version function looks like it's running from the logs, so don't think your function is directly causing a problem. My guess is something else later is crashing or something else unrelated?

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Hi Joshua, I've founded a second function, in the same class, using ln -s set_log_folder () { bbplain "Set var log folder BEGIN" rm -Rf ${IMAGE_ROOTFS}/var/log ln -s /mnt/general_data/log/ ${IMAGE_ROO

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Hi Joshua, Thank you for your quick reply. Please see the crash log in the attachment. "Also, I'm not quite clear what you mean by "works like a charm with Warrior"; it sounds like something still isn

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<martin.leduc=luminator.com@...> wrote: Can you provide a little more detail about how it crashes? Also, I'm not quite clear what you mean by "works like a charm with Warrior"; it s

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Hi team, Well, I throw in the towel. But it's looks like so simple .... for me 🤣🤣. I've a function to replace the version file in /etc/version. This function is integrated into my mybase-image.bbclass

#kirkstone #python #bitbake

I'm working with multiple platforms on dunfell. I'm having trouble understanding the installation step of a couple of pthon3 packages - namely python3-zc-lockfile and python3-jaraco-functools. In both

#python #dunfell

Apologies but I have to say no. Updating these three variables from a bbappend is not a good idea and I strongly recommend that you do not do it. If you need a different version of something, write a

#yocto #python #devtool

Hi Alexander, I looked into the various options provided by devtool upgrade/devtool finish. Unfortunately, it doesn't have the required options to update .bbappend files. Below is a brief on my proble

#yocto #python #devtool

if you are using latest release then py2 is more or less not needed unless you use perhaps packages like chromium ( which is also now fixed in meta-browser ) but this is for oe-core and meta-oe layers

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I found information on how to remove python2 from the recipe and add Python3 but I don’t know if/how it will work with NXP. Also, there are a lot of people that say Python2 is needed for dependencies,

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Ah OK, I wasn't aware of the the python naming convention. That is likely my problem since I'm using Honister which uses Python 3.9. I pulled the wheel from NVIDIA's forums for pytorch, unfortunately

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There's a section about building from source with a patch in the article he linked with his first message. I don't know much about python in yocto, but maybe doing that in a recipe could work?

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Installing third-party wheels is not something we are likely to ever support in Yocto Project/OpenEmbedded recipes. Are you trying to install using pip3 on target? Note that many factors will make it

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