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For annoying reasons, the setuptools_scm version of nmigen-yosys does not match the Yosys node version:
nMigen Yosys 0.9+3527 (PyPI ver 0.9.post4831.dev23, git sha1 a0177569)
We detect features based on the Yosys node version. There is some code that parses the setuptools_scm version in _toolchain.yosys, and it is broken with the currently published nmigen-yosys packages because the versions don't match.
The reason this code parses the Python package version rather than the -V output version is wasmtime's startup latency: I did run python3 -m nmigen-yosys -V at one point, but the performance hit felt unacceptable.
I think the only reasonable way to handle this is to stop using setuptools_scm to get Yosys version and just shell out to git. We must do this before shipping the next release, since our backends already require recent node versions.
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Since the Yosys node vesion is less than the setuptools_scm version, I had to go and (manually...) delete every nmigen-yosys package ever released. Why delete and not yank? Because of this pip issue.
For annoying reasons, the setuptools_scm version of nmigen-yosys does not match the Yosys node version:
We detect features based on the Yosys node version. There is some code that parses the setuptools_scm version in
_toolchain.yosys
, and it is broken with the currently publishednmigen-yosys
packages because the versions don't match.The reason this code parses the Python package version rather than the
-V
output version is wasmtime's startup latency: I did runpython3 -m nmigen-yosys -V
at one point, but the performance hit felt unacceptable.I think the only reasonable way to handle this is to stop using setuptools_scm to get Yosys version and just shell out to git. We must do this before shipping the next release, since our backends already require recent node versions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: