Installing cuspatial under a pipenv environment #1243
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I am attempting to install cuspatial via pipenv, (ie. pipenv install cuspatial, or something) but cannot figure out how. Can cuspatial be installed in a pipenv environment? If so, what is the correct command? I believe this could be an issue is similar to that described by this thread for installing pytorch via pipenv: pypa/pipenv#4961. As far as I understand, pipenv uses only PEP 503 standardized repos, so I am unsure if this is the cause of the problem or not. |
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@matthewjmuscat RAPIDS pip packages are hosted on pypi.nvidia.com. For pip installations, you can run I have no experience with pipenv but I believe that the pypi.nvidia.com server API is PEP 503 compatible (80% sure on that). It looks like this issue describes other users who have a custom index with pipenv: pypa/pipenv#1406 It links to this part of the docs, which show how to specify a custom index as a source for packages. https://docs.pipenv.org/advanced/#specifying-package-indexes Give that a try and let us know what you find? If this fails, it might be helpful to see an error log. |
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@matthewjmuscat Thanks to @bdice I was able to get a working example Pipfile:
Here is also the lock file:
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@matthewjmuscat Thanks to @bdice I was able to get a working example Pipfile:
(myenv) matteius@matteius-VirtualBox:~/pipenv-triage/issue-nvidia$ cat Pipfile