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Ferenc Gerlits updated NIFI-13824:
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Description:
Dependencies for Python processors are defined in two places: the
{{requirements.txt}} file in the package directory and the
{{ProcessorDetails.dependencies}} field in the processor class. Currently,
NiFi first installs the dependencies defined in the former, and then separately
those defined in the latter.
This is a problem, because a dependency in the second batch may depend on e.g.,
{{somepackage<2.0}} and if the first batch has already installed version
{{2.3}} of {{{}somepackage{}}}, then the installation will fail.
In almost all cases, {{pip}} can find dependency versions which satisfy both
sets of dependencies, but only if they are all listed in a single {{pip
install}} command. So we need to merge the two sets of dependencies and install
them in one go.
was:
Dependencies for Python processors are defined in two places: the
{{requirements.txt}} file in the package directory and the
{{ProcessorDetails.dependencies}} field in the processor class. Currently,
NiFi first installs the dependencies defined in the former, and then separately
those defined in the latter.
This is a problem, because a dependency in the second batch may depend on e.g.,
{{somepackage<2.0}} and if the first batch has already installed version
{{2.3}} of {{somepackage}}, then the installation will fail.
In almost all cases, {{pip}} can find dependency versions which satisfy both
sets of dependencies, but only if they are all listed in a single {{pip
install}} command. So we need to merge the two sets dependencies and install
them in one go.
> Install Python processor dependencies in one go
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> Key: NIFI-13824
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-13824
> Project: Apache NiFi
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Ferenc Gerlits
> Assignee: Ferenc Gerlits
> Priority: Minor
>
> Dependencies for Python processors are defined in two places: the
> {{requirements.txt}} file in the package directory and the
> {{ProcessorDetails.dependencies}} field in the processor class. Currently,
> NiFi first installs the dependencies defined in the former, and then
> separately those defined in the latter.
> This is a problem, because a dependency in the second batch may depend on
> e.g., {{somepackage<2.0}} and if the first batch has already installed
> version {{2.3}} of {{{}somepackage{}}}, then the installation will fail.
> In almost all cases, {{pip}} can find dependency versions which satisfy both
> sets of dependencies, but only if they are all listed in a single {{pip
> install}} command. So we need to merge the two sets of dependencies and
> install them in one go.
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