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New option "./configure --enable-wheels" #32874
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./configure --disable-editable
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Replying to Kwankyu Lee:
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Yes, there are 4 modes of operation now, all combinations of |
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What doesn't work is to configure those options separately: Yes, |
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To add options to the previous list of configure options, there's unfortunately no shorter idiom than
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Making |
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I'd say it will be necessary as soon as the first external packages arrive that declare a dependency on a modularized distribution rather than on Until then we can get away with keeping both |
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(see ticket description of #34587) |
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Questions on changes in
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No, not necessary any more; it probably was necessary with prehistoric versions of setuptools. |
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I've added a comment (and fixed a mistake that I had made along the way). |
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Thanks. It works well and looks good to me. |
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Thank you! |
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This makes tests depend on
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I've opened #34674 for this |
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A question to educate myself: In what environment, |
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In distribution packaging (Antonio does the packaging for Arch Linux), |
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Okay. Thanks. |
When
./configure --disable-editable
is in use (the default before #32406), the Sage library is installed using its custom incremental implementation ofsetup.py install
-- which installs its files insite-packages
and then removes the files that it does not know about (the "cleaner").Problem 1: The cleaner is incompatible with namespace packages and trying to fix it would lead to complicated and awkward code (#32927). (Besides,
setup.py install
is deprecated since https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/latest/history.html#v58-3-0)Problem 2: Because of the direct installation, we do not have wheels for sagemath-standard available (even if make wheels is used explicitly). Such wheels can be useful for making separate venvs.
In this ticket:
./configure --enable-wheels
(which can be used both with./configure --enable-editable
and./configure --disable-editable
).A trivial
./sage -b
is much slower with./configure --disable-editable --enable-wheels
compared to./configure --disable-editable
(from 28s as per timings in #32406 comment:21 to 70s).This ticket brings a number of speed improvements to mitigate this.
CC: @jhpalmieri
Component: build
Author: Matthias Koeppe
Branch:
25898ba
Reviewer: Kwankyu Lee
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/32874
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