force "incompatible" version

[majidaldo]

Sometimes pip(?) refuses to install a package whose version I specify in pyproject.toml creates a supposed incompatibility. Is there a way to override this? As a workaround I manually update the requirements*.txt while not specifying a version in pyproject.toml.

[ShravanSunder]

i too would like to this via pyproject.toml

[zanieb]

We support this over in uv now. I wonder if Rye supports it if you use the uv overrides syntax in your pyproject.toml?

[ShravanSunder]

@zanieb i couldn't find any docs/notes on the overrides syntax in uv. how do you define them in pyproject.toml?

[zanieb]

Here's an example in our test suite https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/blob/b22ee82f0d3af607cc49d3f3870805769ea0b6e6/crates/uv/tests/pip_compile.rs#L3014-L3029

Basically:

[tool.uv]
override-dependencies = [
  "..."
]

[ShravanSunder]

i tried it and still had problems, so perhaps there's something on rye side

[tool.uv]
override-dependencies = [
  "mosaic-widget>=0.9.0"
]

(askluna_py_agent_backend) ⚡➜ py-agent-backend (U feature/luna-257) rye sync    
Reusing already existing virtualenv
Generating production lockfile: /Users//Documents/dev/project-dev/askluna-project/askluna/requirements.lock
  × No solution found when resolving dependencies:
  ╰─▶ Because mosaic-widget==0.9.0 depends on duckdb==0.10.2 and
      only mosaic-widget<=0.9.0 is available, we can conclude that
      mosaic-widget>=0.9.0 depends on duckdb==0.10.2.
      And because you require duckdb>=1.0.0 and
      mosaic-widget>=0.9.0, we can conclude that the requirements
      are unsatisfiable.
error: could not write production lockfile for workspace

Caused by:
    Failed to run uv compile /var/folders/4f/697ggy6x26q8kh9qb2js4xnc0000gn/T/.tmphuVL7I/requirements.txt. uv exited with status: exit status: 1

[zanieb]

Sounds like the override was applied here though?

because you require duckdb>=1.0.0 and mosaic-widget>=0.9.0,

[ShravanSunder]

i apologize, i assumed the override would force installation of that version despite the requirements being unsatisfied

[zanieb]

Nope the override allows you to change the required version of a package when it is specified by a dependency in your tree.

[majidaldo]

interesting developments but i'll still keep it open as what we're looking for is to force install.

[charliermarsh]

Can you explain what the semantics of that would be?

[ShravanSunder]

I can explain the usecase i had @charliermarsh

• duckdb upgraded to v1 major (there's no actual change for compatibility)
• one of the libs i'm using mosaic had <=0.9 requirement
• there's a ticket to update in mosaic. in the mean time i wanted to just force a version of mosaic to install.

in pnpm its a bit like resolutions where certain versions are forced to install. not sure if there's a concept of that in python managers.

[tyree731]

Adding my use case from #1231 here, there are a set of pyyaml which are seemingly incompatible with rye, as evidenced by this rye PR, and some dependencies of ours pull in one of those versions.