Upgrade setuptools versions before installation like we do with pip

[Holt59]

Details

• Read the Docs project URL: https://readthedocs.org/projects/deel-lip
• Build URL (if applicable): https://readthedocs.org/projects/deel-lip/builds/11342336/
• Read the Docs username (if applicable): Holt59

Expected Result

I would expect the python setup.py install command to install the package without issue... I have no problem installing it with the same command locally with the same python version.

Actual Result

The build fail due to Could not find suitable distribution for Requirement.parse('tensorflow<=2.2,>=2')

[stsewd]

Did you try replicating in a clean environment with the same python version as rtd? Also, what OS are you using?

And I can see your last build is passing https://readthedocs.org/projects/deel-lip/builds/11351896/

[Holt59]

Latest build is passing because I switched from using python setup.py install to pip install ..

I can install locally with python setup.py install in a clean environment, with Python 3.7 on Windows (10).

[stsewd]

Maybe we are using an old version of setuptools, also I think python setup.py install is deprecated in favor of pip install .

[Holt59]

Maybe we are using an old version of setuptools,

I am using the default-bundled setuptools which is 47.1.0 on Windows 10 (Python 3.7).

also I think python setup.py install is deprecated in favor of pip install .

Yes, I think so, but python setup.py install is the default behavior on readthedocs.

[stsewd]

We force the version to be 45.1.0 https://github.com/readthedocs/readthedocs-docker-images/blob/f8db06c9cf64c3473a524c08b547805288b81f71/Dockerfile#L182

Yes, I think so, but python setup.py install is the default behavior on readthedocs.

Yeah, that's why we recommend using a configuration file (pip is the default there)

[devmessias]

I've the same issue.

No local packages or working download links found for tensorflow==1.15.3
error: Could not find suitable distribution for Requirement.parse('tensorflow==1.15.3')

The issue it's is related with the fact that pip in readthedocs envirioment it's not in the last version.

[devmessias]

See tensorflow/tensorflow#34302

[devmessias]

It's possible to force an upgrade of pip and setuptools in readthedocs system using the setup.py? For example

python -m pip install --upgrade pip setuptools

That solved in my machine

[stsewd]

We do upgrade pip before building. If we need to update setuptools as well and it doesn't break anything I'm 👍

[devmessias]

I put that in my setup.py

pipVersion = pkg_resources.require("pip")[0].version
setuptoolsVersion = pkg_resources.require("setuptools")[0].version

print("\n PIP Version", pipVersion, "\n")
print("\n Setuptools Version", setuptoolsVersion, "\n")

and created a new build at readthedocs. This it's the output

PIP Version 20.1.1 

Setuptools Version 41.0.1 

The problem it's realted with this version of setuptools.

[stsewd]

Also, a workaround is to force the upgrade of setuptools from a requirements file

https://docs.readthedocs.io/en/stable/config-file/v2.html#python-install

The python.install key will execute the steps in the order you put them, so you can have a requirements file updating setuptools and after that install tensorflow. I'll check how the setuptools upgrade goes from our side.

[devmessias]

This worked! I fixed the setuptools to be at version 49.1.0. Thanks!

[stsewd]

@devmessias btw, if this is the repo, you need to change to v2, otherwise that setting doesn't have effect when using the v2 config file https://github.com/stdogpkg/emate/blob/develop/.readthedocs.yaml (also, the v2 config file ignores all the options from the webui, so you'll need to install your package there as well)

[devmessias]

Ah ok. I changed the config in the admin panel because of that. The v2 has backward compatibility with v1 files and configs?

[stsewd]

Not really, but you can read how to migrate at https://docs.readthedocs.io/en/stable/config-file/v2.html#migrating-from-v1

[devmessias]

Ok, Thank you for all the help!

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[stsewd]

There is a PR open #7290