no assets on musl-linux: Bug in version 0.9.0: FileNotFoundError: cannot find mask

[davincent-ucl]

Hello,
It seems that there is an issue with version 0.9.0 released yesterday. Creating a new mask results in a FileNotFoundError.

>>> from roaring_landmask import RoaringLandmask
>>> l = RoaringLandmask.new()
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
FileNotFoundError: cannot find mask

[gauteh]

Hi, how did you install the package?

ping: @TheSylex

[davincent-ucl]

The package is a requirement from opendrift and is installed during the installation of opendrift.
I got the same issue when installing roaring_landmask with pip install
specifying the version 0.8.0 fix the issue

[gauteh]

Did you install opendrift using pip?

[davincent-ucl]

yes

[gauteh]

Which platform are you on? We usually recommend conda for opendrift, because dependencies are easier to get right: https://opendrift.github.io/install.html

There's another issue with enough space on pypi for this package: #31 . Some platforms got a version without the assets included, so I have yanked version 0.9.0 until this issue is fixed.

[davincent-ucl]

It's a docker image based on ubuntu:jammy.

[gauteh]

Ok. I think the assets are missing for the musl builds, probably better to install from source if you use pip on those platforms.

[davincent-ucl]

Thank you for your help

[TheSylex]

@gauteh all I do to install the package is pip install .
I can try to help tho

[TheSylex]

Okay, I'm a dumbass, it is in fact giving a problem now about not finding the mask for me too

[TheSylex]

@gauteh do you have any means for faster comms? discord/slack/gitter idk

[TheSylex]

Installing from local is fine, doing pip install . and then creating a mask works perfectly.
However as @davincent-ucl mentioned, installing through pypi gives the error of not finding the mask. So I'd assume this may be related to the publishing actions.
I do not have experience with that but I can still try to help, ping me whenever you need smth.

[gauteh]

I yanked the 0.9.0 release from pypi, we're not able to publish a correct version there until #31 is fixed. The only wheels that were published where macos ones (large enough to contain the masks) and musl-wheels, too small to contain the masks. Which probably means you are on a musl-platform of sorts? I don't think we should distribute those wheels, people can install from source on those platforms (or use conda).

[gauteh]

I have pushed a new version without the faulty wheels, the package should now be built from source.