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Hi, thanks. Unfortunately i switched to vanilla python installed to /usr/local because i can't get working pipenv environments (many errors, firstly libpython.so...).
"python3.7" branch. I changed most of unavailable tarballs urls to upstream ones. Then got successful build.
Not tried "develop" yet.
But the problem is more like in how virtualenv work. Because it do a copy of python binary, but then let it to ld any libpython3.7.so.
Because I installed python distro to /opt/python3.7 ld can't load the library. All tricks with LD_LIBRARY_PATH makes it unusable.
My goal is to have portable runtime that is not tied to exact operating system, so then I can package my microservice venv and run.
After much hacking around, I have also not been able to build inside a virtual environment. In the end I gave up and now build using the system Python.
Hey guys, trying to figure the issue out.
Are you trying to build the python from a virtualenv or are you trying to create a new virtualenv using the relocatable python?
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wiggin15 commentedon Sep 15, 2019
Hi. The 3.7 branch is still work in progress. We hope to finish it soon. Please use the "develop" branch for now.
vooon commentedon Sep 16, 2019
Hi, thanks. Unfortunately i switched to vanilla python installed to
/usr/localbecause i can't get workingpipenvenvironments (many errors, firstly libpython.so...).wiggin15 commentedon Sep 16, 2019
@vooon Thanks for letting us know. Did you get these errors after building the "develop" branch or on the "3.7" branch?
vooon commentedon Sep 16, 2019
"python3.7" branch. I changed most of unavailable tarballs urls to upstream ones. Then got successful build.
Not tried "develop" yet.
But the problem is more like in how virtualenv work. Because it do a copy of
pythonbinary, but then let it to ld anylibpython3.7.so.Because I installed python distro to
/opt/python3.7ld can't load the library. All tricks withLD_LIBRARY_PATHmakes it unusable.My goal is to have portable runtime that is not tied to exact operating system, so then I can package my microservice venv and run.
Edward-Knight commentedon Sep 17, 2019
After much hacking around, I have also not been able to build inside a virtual environment. In the end I gave up and now build using the system Python.
r-bit-rry commentedon Nov 13, 2019
Hey guys, trying to figure the issue out.
Are you trying to build the python from a virtualenv or are you trying to create a new virtualenv using the relocatable python?
vooon commentedon Nov 15, 2019
@r-bit-rry i tried to create venv with relocatable python and then use it.