Problems in installing banana with poetry

[niclaurenti]

I had problems during the installation of banana with poetry:
when I run the poetry install command it crashes on the installation of pendulum.
For the moment I solved it running

poetry run pip install setuptools==62.4.0
poetry install -E mark

[felixhekhorn]

Can you please give the exact error? and there is no "mark" in banana - so I'm guessing you were trying to install in eko?

[felixhekhorn]

@alecandido: the last true commit to main was db3b106 which should have run poetry update - still if I clone and run poetry install I get Warning: The lock file is not up to date with the latest changes in pyproject.toml. You may be getting outdated dependencies. Run update to update them.

However, the command succeeds ...

[alecandido]

Wait a moment @felixhekhorn

This a solved problem, @niclaurenti told me and I provided a work around. It is already documented in Pendulum, and it's coming (through Poetry) directly from pip. But I told @niclaurenti to add also the reference to the issue and the workaround.

[alecandido]

However, let's go in order.

The problem

The problem arise (at least for fresh environment, Python 3.10) when you try to install eko[mark], that depends on banana and thus on Pendulum.
To reproduce:

1. clone EKO from scratch, or just remove existing Poetry environment
2. run poetry install -E mark

The explanation

It is a known problem, due to the presence of a system installation of an old version of setuptools, that is not updated by Poetry (not managed by it in the first place), but used to build packages the moment a user-side build is needed (because no suitable wheel is available).

Reference issue in Pendulum: python-pendulum/pendulum#619 referring pypa/pip#6264 (comment)

The workaround

As found in python-pendulum/pendulum#619 (comment) it is sufficient to run:

poetry run pip install setuptools==62.4.0

before the incriminated poetry install.