`command_runner` with `psutil` 5.5.1 (or lower)
brendan-simon-indt opened this issue · comments
I tried installing command_runner
on via an embedded linux build system targeting a Debian 10 Buster distribution.
The build effectively does a pip install command-runner
inside a ARM qemu
system.
However the install fails due to the requirement for psutil>=5.6.0
. pip
tries to download this and build it, however I don't have the necessary build tools (i.e. gcc
and friends) installed in the qemu
system.
Debian 10 does have psutil
5.5.1
available as a package so I can install that easily.
Is there anyway to make command_runner
work (install) with psutil
5.5.1
??
What features of command_runner
specifically need psutil
> 5.6.0
?
Interestingly command_runner
installs ok for Python 2 (pip install command_runner
), but not for Python 3 (pip3 install command_runner
). I had to use psutil-5.7.2
from buster-backports
to get it to install for Python 3.
# pip list | grep "runner\|psutil"
command-runner 1.4.0
psutil 5.5.1
# pip3 list | grep "runner\|psutil"
command-runner 1.4.0
psutil 5.7.2
NOTE:
psutil
5.7.2
is available from Debian Buster Backports repo, but only for Python 3.- I could install the build tools (
gcc
, etc) but I didn't want them on my embedded filesystem (might take up too much space) - I might be able to remove those tools after the build? - I might be able to build a wheel manually and locate that somewhere where I could install it.
- Might be time to finally upgrade legacy Python2 codebase to Python3 ;-)
The requirements seems to be introduced in commit 7ac85be9a1cb23475f957bc70a5331882ce689b9
.
Actually psutil 5.6.0 was a requirement since I built command_runner
when that was the actual version.
Having read the changelogs at https://github.com/giampaolo/psutil/blob/master/HISTORY.rst, I see no reason you could not use psutil 5.5.1.
Btw, really still on Python 2 ? Python 2 gives me so much work for retrocompat :(
Yes I know. I still have legacy code to support. Eventually I will be able to migrate it to Python 3, but not now unfortunately. But I need/want to run on both Python 2.7 and Python >= 3.7.
Would you be able to do another release will the psutil
dependency lowered to 5.5
or 5.5.1
?
Not really, I'm not making non battle tested releases.
Perhaps you could just raw download command_runner and use it without pip ?
Do you have to build distributables for other computers ?
I have migrated all my code to Python3 and am using psutil
5.7.2
from Debian Buster Backports (buster-backports
).
I intend to update my embedded distro to a newer version (Debian 12 Bookworm) sometime in 2023, which will avoid the backports (for a while at least).
I will close this issue.
Worked around using psutil
5.7.2
from Debian Backports (python3-psutil/buster-backports
)
Thanks for the feedback.