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For what it's worth, on my linux x86-64 system it does produce a lockfile. I didn't do the full sync since the wheels are so big. Using rye 0.7.0.
lockfile: https://gist.github.com/bluss/b8322650be264134c5064bdad817087b |
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Hello! I'm trying add a dependency to my Python project, created using
rye
. So far, I can do things in a really nice way, and everything looks clean and organized. However, for a specific dependency that requires a specific range of versions to work, I cannot obtain success while installing it.This is the command sequence:
My
pyproject.toml
TTS
requires python to be>=3.7.0, <3.11
This is the output of the last
rye sync
:I've tried to pin several python versions, removing the version of the dependency so the resolver could try many of them, but I'm not getting anywhere. Can someone give me an insight on what to do?
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