Use FindPython3 instead of FindPythonInterp #7
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Signed-off-by: Shane Loretz <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Chris Lalancette <[email protected]>
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All right, I've rebased this onto the latest, and also updated it to export the PYTHON_EXECUTABLE and PYTHON_EXECUTABLE_DEBUG variables. That seems to keep most downstream things working, and succeeds in all my local tests. I'm going to run a full-up CI on this along with ros2/rosidl_python#140 to see what happens:
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Signed-off-by: Chris Lalancette <[email protected]>
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I also pushed a fix for Windows, so let's see what happens now:
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Let's see what happens with Windows Debug, RHEL, and clang:
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Here's another try with the more recent code:
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I've put a new fix in place in rosidl_python, which should fix Windows Debug. Here's another CI try:
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One more CI with an additional fix in rosidl_python:
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OK, I think I've now finally licked this on all platforms. This should get rid of our warnings. @sloretz if you get a chance, I'd appreciate a review from you on this and ros2/rosidl_python#140 , since I have made some substantial changes since you last opened it. |
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Here's new Windows Debug CI, which is the one most likely to have an issue:
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CI again:
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Another fix for Windows is in, here is CI again: CI again:
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This simplifies things so we no longer need a PythonExtra::Interpreter. Signed-off-by: Chris Lalancette <[email protected]>
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After the latest changes, here's another round of CI:
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Linux AMD job needs a retrigger. |
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I put a linting fix in place, and fixed the review comments. Here is another round of CI:
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Here's another try that includes ros-visualization/rqt_plot#93 and ros-visualization/rqt_bag#151:
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And just to complete the set, here is RHEL and clang:
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First pass at #6 - marking as draft because I've learned a few prerequisites
Python3::Interpreteris blocked byament_cmake_pytestand/orament_cmake_testlack of support for imported executable targetsPython3_add_libraryuse by rosidl generators is blocked by using non-keyword versions oftarget_link_libraries()Also:
I haven't tested ifI've tested it now, andfind_package(Python3 REQUIRED COMPONENTS ...)can be found multiple times with additional comments - if so then the documentation in this PR is incorrect.FindPython3can be found multiple times to get more components, so this PR can be a little bit simpler :)