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Building wheel for ta-lib (pyproject.toml) did not run successfully. (Ta-lib C dependency is already installed) #644
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This doesn't seem to be docker related, since the same issue happens when trying to install normally on Fedora 40, TA-lib installed and built from source (version 0.4.0) and with python3.12. Did you end up figuring out any solutions to this? |
I can’t tell from that log what the error is? It looks almost like an out of memory error which you see when there is 1GB small instances involved. On Apr 30, 2024, at 11:06 PM, Teo Niemirepo ***@***.***> wrote:
This doesn't seem to be docker related, since the same issue happens when trying to install normally on Fedora 40, TA-lib installed and built from source (version 0.4.0) and with python3.12. Did you end up figuring out any solutions to this?
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It seems maybe PEP517 related? I am able to reproduce when trying to use poetry to install version 0.4.28. Switching to using a git dependency works, as does pulling the latest source and installing that folder in editable mode. Could be it's already fixed in main. |
Hi @briancappello, I released 0.4.29 from git master, would you mind checking if that works as a pypi dependency? Thanks! |
Awesome, thanks @mrjbq7 ! It works for me now with poetry on 3.10 and 3.12, both with 64bit x86 and M2 Linux. |
Awesome! |
This docker file used to build fine before March 2024, Has suddenly started failing with the following error:
Dockerfile:
Error Encountered:
Queries:
Pipfile Used:
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