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Initial changes to support runtime sub package installs #2259
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downloads/ | ||
eggs/ | ||
.eggs/ | ||
examples | ||
lib/ | ||
lib64/ | ||
parts/ | ||
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I don't think this will be sufficient. Won't we still need the ability for the user to physically indicate their intentions? Like
pip install elyra[kfp]
orpip install elyra[airflow]
.Do we need a dummy airflow package that we could use (and install via the previous example) to make the user's intention known to server code? This package, while on PyPi and Conda-forge, would likely never have to change, so I'm not sure there would be much of a burden other than its initial creation.
Then
elyra[kfp]
would include the KFP sdk,elyra[kfp-tekon]
would includeelyra[kfp] + kfp-tekton
andelyra[airflow]
would include this dummy airflow placeholder as its dependency. It could even have a dependency on GitHub, if we needed that (andelyra[gitlab]
could includeelyra[airflow] + gitlab
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I agree. There may be other reasons a package (like github) might be installed. For example, once the community provides a component catalog connector that relies on the package.