Matti Picus
Matti Picus
> my hot take would be that pypy has no business shipping them PyPy has had vendored versions of `greenlet`, `cffi`, and `hpy` with built-in backend capabilities, and a pure-python...
PyPy must present cffi, greenlet, and hpy as installed. Otherwise other package managers will try to install them. Poetry is the only one that insists on removing them. It would...
What if we used the [INSTALLER](https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/recording-installed-packages/#the-installer-file) file spec to state "vendored", and poetry would then ignore any package with that `INSTALLER` in `poetry sync`?
Thanks for the suggestion. https://discuss.python.org/t/how-to-vendor-a-package-into-a-python-distribution/80844
I am confused by two things, maybe they are connected. 1. Why is this line printed in the original MVR, where does the dependency come from? > Because poetry-project-instance depends...
> but since that includes an unreleased cffi it then cannot successfully perform resolution How can this step be told "that version already is installed, use the installed version" To...
I cannot in good faith submit a PR of things I don't understand. @radoering, @abn can you take a look?
Hmm, actually scipy is building for NumPy 1.26, so maybe this PR is too early?
Do you have `/System/Library/Frameworks/Accelerate.framework/` at all?
Do you have xcode installed on this machine?