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[BUG] PyYAML<=6 dependency install issue due to Cython 3.0.0 release #10836
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As of July 2023, docker-compose v1 is no longer supported. For a quick fix, you can clone the repository, bump the version, and instruct your package manager to install from that copy. But I think the best thing would be to migrate to docker-compose v2 (written in Go). |
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Fixes: yaml/pyyaml#601 Can't apply this in a more broad requirements file because docker-compose is pin on an older version (and won't be updated): docker/compose#10836
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This reverts commit 3d2d08d. New version of Cpython make pyyaml to fail to build but the version we use is pinned by docker-compose v1 which is itself deprecated and won't be updated. yaml/pyyaml#601 docker/compose#10836 Reverting this to have a deployable version on main.
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This reverts commit 3d2d08d. New version of Cpython make pyyaml to fail to build but the version we use is pinned by docker-compose v1 which is itself deprecated and won't be updated. yaml/pyyaml#601 docker/compose#10836 Reverting this to have a deployable version on main.
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Hey, I've just had an issue when doing
pip install docker-compose
. The output below:The issue is related to this PyYAML issue: yaml/pyyaml#724.
The PyYAML version 6.0.1 has the fix, but pip install docker-compose tries to install PyYAML < 6.0.
Could we bump the PyYAML version?
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