Hi Jürgen, I did install using pip.
The fact that QGIS uses custom-compiled binaries could be a complicating factor, as we compile our binaries against pyArrow. Are there plans for QGIS to ship with PyArrow and/or to use standard binaries for it? Cheers, Pedro On Mon, Oct 7, 2024 at 5:18 PM Pedro Camargo <[email protected]> wrote: > Following up on the issue of updating Python and its dependencies. > > I develop a plugin for Transportation planning/modelling/forecasting > called QAequilibraE, so I am interested in the impact of Python changes on > plugins that have strict dependency requirements, particularly those > compiled against NumPy and PyArrow (trying to narrow the issue here). > > We have recently started having problems with the installation of the > plugin on Windows, where the problem seems to be PyArrow compatibility. > > As far as I can tell, Pyarrow is not installed on the Windows distribution > of QGIS 3.38.3. However, whenever I install it on a user/plugin-specific > path, it starts throwing the error below. > > In that context, I have three questions: > > * Does anyone know what's going on here? Is this an incompatibility with > Arrow binaries (the plugin installs 15.0.2) > * Where do I find the exact list of Python packages installed/shipped in > QGIS so I can track it and keep the plugin and its dependencies updated? > * Does anyone have a suggestion on a better process to keep plugins > up-to-date with QGIS and ensure a more robust experience for users? > > Thanks, > Pedro >
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