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I'm not clear on why the Wheel for omsdk includes omdrivers rather than depending on it and would appreciate some clarification please.
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Apologies if this isn't the correct place to raise this, but I haven't been able to figure it out on my own. I'm currently attempting to package omsdk for Fedora (and by extension, RHEL), but I'm running into issues with the way this repo is laid out. Could you please explain why omsdk bundles omdrivers into its wheel, rather than depending on it?
I've got a Fedora-friendly RPM for omdrivers, and am trying to make one for omsdk, but don't think I can without unpicking the two modules.
This does also mean that if you pip install omsdk omdrivers, then you will end up with duplicate installs.
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I am very confused.
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I'm not clear on why the Wheel for
omsdk
includesomdrivers
rather than depending on it and would appreciate some clarification please.Details
Apologies if this isn't the correct place to raise this, but I haven't been able to figure it out on my own. I'm currently attempting to package
omsdk
for Fedora (and by extension, RHEL), but I'm running into issues with the way this repo is laid out. Could you please explain whyomsdk
bundlesomdrivers
into its wheel, rather than depending on it?I've got a Fedora-friendly RPM for
omdrivers
, and am trying to make one foromsdk
, but don't think I can without unpicking the two modules.This does also mean that if you
pip install omsdk omdrivers
, then you will end up with duplicate installs.Repro Steps
N/A
Impact
I am very confused.
NeedBy
When convenient.
Severity
Low.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: