"poetry install" for librelingo_json_export fails due to cython attribute error

[stucamp]

Helping Kate get her dev env setup came across a bit of a dependancy issue while setting up librelingo_jason_export. json_export depends on yaml_loader, which in turn requires pyyaml >=5.3.1 <6.0.0 and defaults to 5.4.1 during the 'poetry install'

Issue being that it throw an attribute error when using 5.4.1. yaml/pyyaml#601

6.0.1 would avoid the error, however the yaml_loader version poetry is using currently specifies less than 6.0.0.

Was able to resolve by adding pyyaml version 5.3.1 as a static version dependancy in json_loaders's pyproject.toml file.

[stucamp]

Could push a change to update the pyproject.toml file with pyyaml = "5.3.1", but assumed a more appealing solution would probably be to expand the librelingo-yaml-loader pyyaml dep to allow for pyyaml 6.0.1 in PyPi

[kantord]

Could push a change to update the pyproject.toml file with pyyaml = "5.3.1", but assumed a more appealing solution would probably be to expand the librelingo-yaml-loader pyyaml dep to allow for pyyaml 6.0.1 in PyPi

Hi 👋 Sure, updating to 6 makes sense to me!

[stucamp]

Just as a followup, I can see a couple paths forward to achieve this.

Dependancies for librelingo_yaml_loader package would need to be updated to pyyaml version requirements on PyPi (which is where poetry install is pulling the package) to a known working version (5.3.1 or =>6.0.1). I did double check that it was an issue with the PyPi package, installation via pip instelf (not even using poetry), librelingo_yaml_loader installation fails at pyyaml due to it's default use of pyyaml 5.4.1

OR

Change the pyproject.toml files for the build process to install the locally available packages concerning librelingo_json_export and libreling_yaml_loader rather than those found on PyPi. I'm not super familiar with poetry, but upon a cursory look, it appears to be possible. Let me know if you'd like me to take a look and I can see about switching poetry to using the local yaml/json packages rather than those found on PyPi.

[kantord]

Actually, I think it should be both solutions at the same time.

The first solution that you suggest (fix dependencies in PyPI for each independent package) is necessary, because other packages/projects depend on these packages and they might also face the same problem.

The second solution is also needed, because we also need to simplify the install process: #2763