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Add developer mode #111
Add developer mode #111
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I made a POC with ugly code to get the "pip freeze" line, here: 2596892 But this will not work for 'toga', e.g.:
The Problem here is, that toga by himself will automatically installed platform backends and used "hardcoded" package name with version... I see two way to handle that: 1.) Add a extra handling for "toga" in install_*_requirements() I would prefer 2. Until 2 has been made, i try to implement 1 ;) |
With 02209e9 i tried to implement 1: extra handling for "toga" in install_*_requirements() But this will fail, see output here: https://gist.github.com/jedie/62f7e41e7f9c462b25aa856705bf8db6 I don't see this approach succeeding... |
The catch is - if you remove the version number requirement, you'll end up installing toga-cocoa 0.3.0.dev8, and toga-core 0.3.0.dev7 - which can lead to some hilarious results. The best approach I can think of is to look to the virtual environment in which briefcase is running. If the user specifies the In the case of toga-django, that means the install step is a no-op if |
But why we need the "--dev" flag? Why no always install same version that is in the virtual environment? I try to install the packages from current environment... But raise into this error:
btw.: IMHO briefcase should not have version string in setup.py, but requirements.txt created with pip-compile ... Maybe one requirements.txt for one platform target... EDIT: error: option --home not recognized -> pypa/pip#4390 |
Another approach would be:
But the prefered way to run a local Warehouse is to use docker, see: https://github.com/pypa/warehouse#getting-started |
A developer mode has been added in the v0.3 branch. Thanks for the contribution - sorry we weren't able to get this merged! |
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