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Unable to install on airgapped machine with new python and pip installation (ESPTOOL-884) #993
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I'm not very familiar with python packaging, but perhaps it is as simple as adding the wheel package to pyproject.toml? I'm not sure how to test this though, as the esptool-4.8.dev4.tar.gz created by running |
Yes, that is correct. Regarding your request, I am sorry but I don't think we should include the We provide built binaries for people who don't want to use pip(or wheel) for installation, so I would recommend using those. You can find those in our releases (bottom part of the page after the changelog): |
Thanks @peterdragun , this makes sense to me. I'll look into trying the binaries. |
Operating System
Windows 11
Esptool Version
esptool.py v4.8.dev4
Python Version
Python 3.11.9
Full Esptool Command Line that Was Run
pip install --no-index --find-links="." esptool==4.8.dev4
Esptool Output
What is the Expected Behaviour?
Running
pip download esptool==4.8.dev4
should pull down all dependencies, including thewheel
package, so thatpip install --no-index --find-links="." --no-build-isolation
can install the wheel dependency.More Information
This is a dependency packaging issue, not an esptool issue directly.
Other Steps to Reproduce
The wheel package is quite common, I think we only found this because we were installing esptool on a new installation.
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