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Python shared library & Actions runners #1262
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How was Python built / installed? Normally, one needs to pass EDIT: Sorry, I see you're logging that via |
The relevant code for finding libpython is here: Lines 715 to 747 in f77d611
Are you able to check whether those configuration variables are set as expected? The output of the following might also be helpful:
as that will dump some of the configuration variables that |
Sorry - I should have been clearer labeling that first diagnostic 😳 Here's the listing for each I'll spend some time poking around the Thanks! ✅ GitHub
❌ GHE
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As for config: on GHE, there seems to be a mismatch between This line, and the Line 722 in f77d611
Let me try a fork, where it will prefer I'll need to talk to "my people", but I think ✅ GitHub
❌ GHE
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Hi @kevinushey - I poked around some more, and I think I have a theory of the case. The root of the problem seems to be that when I use
Poking around the setup-python repo, I see an issue that looks suspiciously familiar: I also see a series of recent merged PRs to solve the issue:
I realize that I am working with v3 (as this is what my GHE supports now); the larger point is that I don't think this is a reticulate issue - I will have a chat with "my folks" to see what can be done. With your permission, I'll close this now with my thanks, but I will add to the issue with details on how we get this sorted out, in case someone else might find it interesting. Thanks! |
Thanks for reporting back with the extra investigation! Please still let us know if there's something we can do on the |
First off, I am trying mightily to keep this from being a "fix-my-runner" issue. Rather, I'm aiming for "how can I give reticulate the information it needs to succeed?"
My company has an instance of GitHub Enterprise; we use a self-hosted ubuntu runner. I am able to get it to work with renv and Quarto actions, but I run into trouble when I try to use reticulate.
Everything works fine on public GitHub:
I am using essentially the same workflow file on both GitHub and GitHub Enterprise.
In both places, I run:
and
A difference seems to be that on GHE,
libpython
is not found despiteLD_LIBRARY_PATH
being set.As well, FWIW, this seems a little bit like #836.
Thanks for any light you can shed on this!
✅ GitHub
❌ GitHub Enterprise
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