Source distribution missing workspace files #1893
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Have you tried rebuild a new sdist using newer version of maturin? You might have been using a pretty old version of maturin to publish which produced a broken one. |
This pinned version is something we should look into, however I run a recent version (1.4.0) locally and use that to generate an sdist. I get the same result when installing it as I do from PyPy. |
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Thanks, I'll take a look later. |
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Hey, just want to follow up on what the best path forward is here. I'm happy to help resolve this if needed, though I don't have any current knowledge of the codebase. |
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It's a bit complicated, I haven't have the time to think about a good solution yet. I recently had a surgery, still resting. |
Sorry to hear that, hope you feel better. |
Bug Description
Hello, we're running into an issue, specifically on FreeBSD with installing the source distribution of chia_rs on platforms where a binary wheel has not been pre-built.
The wheel can be found at this link in the workspace. The wheel crate is part of the parent workspace and depends on other members in the repo. When running
maturin sdist -m wheel/Cargo.toml, this generates a source distribution that is missing the binaryfuzzcrates (fuzz tests written with libfuzzer). Although these are not dependencies of the wheel (which is presumably why they aren't included), they are listed as members in the parent workspace'sCargo.tomlfile.As such, when running
pip installon the source distribution, it fails when trying to gather the workspace metadata with Cargo (which is done when runningpip install chia_rson FreeBSD, or reproduced withpip install --no-binary chia_rs chia_rs). The source distribution in question can be found from the chia_rs files on PyPy.In my eyes there are a couple methods of resolving this issue:
fuzzin this case, to prevent errors like this from occurring.However, my knowledge of Maturin is limited, so if there are other ways to resolve this, workarounds, or if the
chia_rswheel is misconfigured, I'm open to ideas. Thanks!Your maturin version (
maturin --version)1.4.0
Your Python version (
python -V)3.10.12
Your pip version (
pip -V)22.0.2
What bindings you're using
pyo3
Does
cargo buildwork?If on windows, have you checked that you aren't accidentally using unix path (those with the forward slash
/)?Steps to Reproduce
This is the log from
maturin sdist -m wheel/Cargo.toml:Expand output
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