Jakub Kasperek

How can such important company forget about such important feature for so many years. When buying DockerHub I thought ci/cd automation will be a piece of cake but no sane...

> Hi, thanks for the question. You probably need your virtual environment to copy the system packages because not all are available via pip, for example: > > ``` >...

I'll give you an update once I run the tests on the clean Pi (OS reinstall + installing python3.10 takes a while)

> Out of interest, the python libcamera bindings are normally found here: `/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/libcamera`. If you rename the `.so` file in there to `_libcamera.so`, are you able to import that successfully...

> In a virtual env (I'm using poetry like #466 but it's the same for a simple venv), the `sys.path` contains `/usr/lib/python3.9`, so we can copy the libcamera module and...

@davidplowman are there any updates on this matter? We've actually downgraded the hardware from camera V3 to V2 on a 100+ devices scale since this issue forces us to work...

@adamgogacz can't really see this as a solution. Apart from handling standard picamera2 code now you'll need to manage proper socket communication handling. Why even use the python-binded version when...

@adamgogacz Well to be honest creating a whole background process in different interpreter version and connecting in through a socket just to achieve goal of simply capturing a frame from...

> Can you say what virtual environment you're using? For example, venv has a `--system-site-packages` option which others have used as a workaround. > > To make this process easier...

> Hi, thanks for the feedback. As far as I understand it, the main problem is that the libcamera python bindings can't be installed as a pip package, but I...