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I see the issue now. This is indeed a problem.
In our internal fork we have
--no-deps
added that made this work. We have--no-deps
since we use poetry to resolve dependencies first and then copy the resolved ones to@pypi
. (will send you more details on the internal plugin in a separate thread.)This error suggests that
pip install --platform xxx --abi xxx
has to use--no-deps
if want to support non-binary.I'll need to explore more to understand why pip is restrictive about building transitive deps from source.
Possible direction could be to use a separate standalone resolver, or remove the pip platform options (
--platform xxx --abi xxx
) if it's a sdist. As long as it can ensure the built wheels are correctly tagged, then pip.py will decide if it's compatible with the target platform.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Unfortunately, neither of those approaches will work while solving for the environment. There is a possibility to make it work when the local_platform is the same as the target_platform - but outside of that - for cross-platform or cross-python solves, we can't really solve it by depending on pip alone - it is tricky because one needs to build the source to generate downstream dependency graph - which may not be always possible. I am hopeful that there is some approach that allows us to include well-behaved source distributions, given that git dependencies work well already.