Switching to pdbpp is making it impossible to install with pypy and git about tractor HOT 13 CLOSED

Such a good project, yet, I cannot install it.

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@Zaczero yah so there's quite a few dev branches + PRs that need to get landed before a release including:

• #338
• #362
• #366
• #357

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Ok so we need to switch to the https url form for the readme:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/20101940

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@Zaczero 😂

Yeah sorry our last alpha was borked on pypi...
#323

been meaning to do another release but it's just been lower on the TODO list.

Install from git should work no?

fatal: unable to connect to github.com:
github.com[0: 20.87.225.212]: errno=Unknown error

Seems to be some non-tractor issue that @grizzlybearg experienced 🤔

@Zaczero @grizzlybearg RE the pdbpp thing, we aren't supporting it any more either so please migrate to pdbp as per #358

If there's anything else I can help with please LMK.

I will try to get a new pypi release out this week.

ALSO, how does everyone feel about using poetry going forward?

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@goodboy Installing from git also fails

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@grizzlybearg Hmm.

It's the same error as from OP yah?

Technically we haven't really tested nor claimed to support pypy if you're talking about the interpretter / JIT. I'm guessing you just mispelled PyPi? Maybe clarify that part 😉

In terms of installing with pip from github, maybe try cloning the rep and installing in editable mode?

ERROR: Packages installed from PyPI cannot depend on packages which are not also hosted on PyPI.
tractor depends on pdbpp@ git+https://github.com/pdbpp/pdbpp@76c4be5#egg=pdbpp ; python_version > "3.9"

• We don't support python <= 3.10 on master any more.
• I'm pretty sure there's no way if you did this from master that any dep on pdbpp exists (it should be pdbp now), so i'm not sure how you're getting this error unless you're on old code.

AGAIN, PyPi install are known to borked rn, i already linked the existing issue.

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On a related note, after having used poetry in a couple projects now I'm fairly convinced it's a much more sane way to go, and so likely as part of addressing whatever underlying issue is causing this, we'll use that re-packaging task to solve it 😎

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This is a fresh ubuntu image with git, python, pip installed.
None of the installation instructions from the README work.

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@Zaczero your 2nd command is timing out on the network? I'm not sure i can help much with that.
AGAIN, the first pip install tractor IS KNOWN and listed in #323; we only need to do a new release to resolve this.

Either way try doing a from source install by cloning and cd-ing to the repor dir and running pip install -e ./

Will hopefully get to patching this all up and another release in the next month once a ton of patches get landed.

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I'm not sure what more to express here. The problem seems isolated to the Tractor package in my case. It's possible that it's experiencing timeouts due to its continued use of the deprecated git:// protocol. As discussed in this GitHub blog post (https://github.blog/2021-09-01-improving-git-protocol-security-github/). I'm aware that numerous installation approaches exist. However, I'd kindly request that the functional methods be documented in the Installation section of the README.

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Ok well our CI thinks that installs work just fine, otherwise this job would fail 😉. Mind you this is doing manual sdist installs with python -m pip install dist/*.zip..

https://github.com/goodboy/tractor/actions/runs/6001334998/job/16275291910

However, I'd kindly request that the functional methods be documented in the Installation section of the README.

Yes indeedy 😂 we for sure do not want to have the legacy url syntax in there.
I'm going to be pushing up some dev work today and will try to get the readme up to snuff for you to test

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As discussed in this GitHub blog post (https://github.blog/2021-09-01-improving-git-protocol-security-github/).

FWIW, we'll of course quickly accept a patch for this to the README 😉

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Thank You!

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