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fix(build): make sure to install .tar.gz wheels #4755

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@aarnphm aarnphm commented May 26, 2024

this will fix installing bentoml dev wheels.

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Why do we need to install tar.gz separately? the dev sdist will be added to the requirements.txt:

elif sdist_name:
f.write(f"./wheels/{sdist_name}\n")

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aarnphm commented May 27, 2024

Why do we need to install tar.gz separately? the dev sdist will be added to the requirements.txt:

elif sdist_name:
f.write(f"./wheels/{sdist_name}\n")

currently we only check for ending with *.whl. this means .tar.gz won't be installed.

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frostming commented May 28, 2024

currently we only check for ending with *.whl. this means .tar.gz won't be installed.

I mean we add them into the requirements.txt and it will be picked up by pip install -r requirements.txt, and it will perform a resolution step so it is preferred over directly installing from the file only

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aarnphm commented May 28, 2024

oh what happened to custom .tar.gz that can be installed with pip?

I guess I run into this issue with openllm, but then wrote a dockerfile template to install the custom .tar.gz separately.

edit: I think for this case users should write custom dockerfile template then, since installing arbitrary tar seems like a bad idea regardless.

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oh what happened to custom .tar.gz that can be installed with pip?

How to add these tarballs? we only support python.wheels in build config

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aarnphm commented May 29, 2024

hmm I guess wheels=[wheel_fs.getsyspath(f"/{i.split('/')[-1]}") for i in built_wheels].

but probably out of scope. I don't think this is needed.

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