Missing Galaxy wheels

[nsoranzo]

In bold the packages containing compiled extensions, which cannot be installed (or fully installed) without a compiler and Python development libraries.

• bagit: wheel missing for all Python versions, Build universal wheels LibraryOfCongress/bagit-python#109, Homebrew shebang in the package on PyPI LibraryOfCongress/bagit-python#116 Build bagit 1.7.0 wheel #72
• bdbag: Replace unmaintained pycrypto dependency with pycryptodome  galaxy#6324
• beaker: wheel missing for all Python versions
• bunch: wheel missing for all Python versions, unmaintained, dropped in Remove Bunch requirement CloudVE/cloudbridge#171 and Dockerized variant of update.sh for project dependencies. galaxy#7546
• bx-python: Add bx-python 0.8.2 #13
• cachecontrol: wheel available since 0.12.6
• cheetah3: wheel missing for OSX, will be available starting with 3.2.1 Missing manylinux1_x86_64 wheels CheetahTemplate3/cheetah3#4 Missing OSX wheels CheetahTemplate3/cheetah3#11 Test under macOS and publish wheels CheetahTemplate3/cheetah3#14
• cliff: https://bugs.launchpad.net/python-cliff/+bug/1760157 https://review.openstack.org/#/c/574846/ Update cliff and other related dependencies galaxy#6469
• cloudbridge: Use ipaddress instead of unmaintained py2-ipaddress  CloudVE/cloudbridge#118 Wheels for Cloudbridge v.1.0.1 #18
• deprecation: Build universal wheels briancurtin/deprecation#33 Update all dependencies galaxy#6921
• dictobj: wheel missing for all Python versions
• dogpile.cache: wheel missing for all Python versions, has support for universal wheels, Provide wheels on PyPI sqlalchemy/dogpile.cache#126
• fabric3: wheel missing for Python 2.7, Build universal wheels mathiasertl/fabric#49
• future: wheel missing for all Python versions, Can a wheel be built and uploaded to pypi along with a tarball PythonCharmers/python-future#411 Publish sdist and bdist wheel PythonCharmers/python-future#536
• google-api-python-client: wheel missing for Python 2, could be made universal feat: Build universal wheels googleapis/google-api-python-client#948
• mako: wheel missing for all Python versions, Build universal wheels sqlalchemy/mako#314
• markupsafe: wheels for markupsafe pallets/markupsafe#45 Add recipe for MarkupSafe 1.0 #24
• mercurial: Add recipe for mercurial 5.2 #57
• msgpack: OSX wheels available for 1.0.0 and cp36-cp38 Build linux and macOS wheels on GitHub Actions. msgpack/msgpack-python#409
• munch: Fix typo in travis-ci yaml file Infinidat/munch#33
• netifaces: Replace unmaintained pycrypto dependency with pycryptodome  galaxy#6324
• nodeenv: wheel available since 1.3.4
• os-service-types: wheel missing for Python 2.7
• osc-lib: wheel missing for Python 2.7
• prettytable: wheel missing for all Python versions, unmaintained
• psutil: [linux] publish manylinux builds on pypi giampaolo/psutil#1550 (comment) Add recipe for psutil 5.4.7 #17
• pycparser: universal wheel missing, No wheels on PyPi eliben/pycparser#288 Publish sdist and bdist wheel eliben/pycparser#359
• pycrypto: Replace unmaintained pycrypto dependency with pycryptodome  galaxy#6324
• pyinotify: unmaintained, wheel missing for all Python versions, Provide wheel distribution on PyPI seb-m/pyinotify#111
• pyperclip: wheel missing for all Python versions, Build universal wheels asweigart/pyperclip#131
• pyrsistent: wheel missing for all Python versions, Build wheels for package on pypi tobgu/pyrsistent#88 Add building of native wheels on TravisCI tobgu/pyrsistent#170 Upload wheels to PyPI tobgu/pyrsistent#196
• pysam: wheel missing for OSX, macOS and Linux wheels pysam-developers/pysam#722 Add recipe for pysam 0.15.1 #32
• pysftp: wheel missing for all Python versions
• python-ldap: wheel missing for all Python versions, Providing Python wheels python-ldap/python-ldap#191 Add rule for python-ldap 3.2.0 #46
• python-lzo: Add Python-LZO #3
• pyyaml: Linux wheels yaml/pyyaml#43 Build modernization (GHA, wheels, setuptools) yaml/pyyaml#407 Add recipe for PyYAML 3.13 #19
• rdflib: wheel missing for Python 2.7, could be made universal
• rdflib-jsonld: wheel missing for all Python versions
• repoze.lru: wheel missing for Python 2.7, Build universal wheels repoze/repoze.lru#29
• scandir: wheel available only for Windows
• simplejson: wheel missing for Linux, Provide manylinux1 wheel distribution on PyPI  simplejson/simplejson#181
• sqlalchemy: wheel missing for all Python versions Add github workflow to generate wheel sqlalchemy/sqlalchemy#5241
• sqlalchemy-migrate: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/577002/
• sqlalchemy-utils: wheel missing for all Python versions Build universal wheels kvesteri/sqlalchemy-utils#312
• subprocess32: wheel missing on Linux, subprocess32 does not have a binary manylinux1 wheel google/python-subprocess32#60 add subprocess32 #14
• tempita: wheel missing for all Python versions
• tzlocal: wheel missing for all Python versions Build & upload wheels to PyPI? regebro/tzlocal#63
• ubiquerg: could be made universal Build universal wheels pepkit/ubiquerg#29
• uwsgi: wheel missing for Python 3, Make pyuwsgi plugin python 3 compatible unbit/uwsgi#816
• warlock: wheel missing for all Python versions
• watchdog: Pythonwheels.com publications needed gorakhargosh/watchdog#428 Add recipe for watchdog 0.9.0 #21 Add workflow for building and releasing wheels gorakhargosh/watchdog#739
• wrapt: wheel missing for all Python versions, Distribute also in Wheel GrahamDumpleton/wrapt#39 added jobs to build binary wheels on linux and OSX GrahamDumpleton/wrapt#105 Add recipe for wrapt 1.10.11 #25

[davidism]

Saw this linked in the MarkupSafe issue tracker. MarkupSafe 1.1.0 has wheels on PyPI now, not sure if that affects this project.

[nsoranzo]

@davidism Thanks for the heads-up! No need to build our own wheels any more!

[demianzhang]

windows pip install future will meet this error
Relative imports in setup.py would make execution of it complain with modules src.future not being found.

/some/different/path/python setup.py install

Error:

import src.future
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'src'

Could you fix it soon?

pip 19.0.3
python 3.6.4
windows

[nsoranzo]

@demianzhang We are not supporting Windows at this moment, patches welcome though!

[demianzhang]

I find that sys.path.append('') will be OK. Thx