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pythonPackages.pyproj1: Added support for version 1.9.6 #78092

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Motivation for this change

Structure for pyproj is very different from pyproj version 2 onwards, Some applications (e. g. Mapproxy) are still using old structure from pyrpoj (1.9.6). So with latest nixpkgs they doesn't work.

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@Rakesh4G Rakesh4G changed the title Added pyproj 1.9.6 pythonPackages.pyproj: Added support for version 1.9.6 Jan 20, 2020
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@Rakesh4G Rakesh4G changed the title pythonPackages.pyproj: Added support for version 1.9.6 pythonPackages.pyproj1: Added support for version 1.9.6 Jan 21, 2020
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we cannot have different versions of the same package within the same package set, if it needs to be overriden, then please override it for the application. Look at aws-sam-cli for an example

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we cannot have different versions of the same package within the same package set, if it needs to be overriden, then please override it for the application. Look at aws-sam-cli for an example

OK, @jonringer

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@jonringer There are other packages where "v1s" were left over due to incompatibility with lots of other packages.

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In the python-modules package set, this creates an issue. Because if you're in an environment where packageA needs pyproj1 ,and packageB needs pyproj2, then PYTHONPATH will have both packages on it. However, when it goes to do import pyproj, it will only resolve to one of the packages. This will break either packageA or packageB in a subtle way

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@jonringer There are other packages where "v1s" were left over due to incompatibility with lots of other packages.

If there are such packages, this was an oversight.

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Rakesh4G commented Feb 6, 2020 •
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we cannot have different versions of the same package within the same package set, if it needs to be overriden, then please override it for the application. Look at aws-sam-cli for an example

Hi @jonringer
I have updated mapproxy to override pyproj locally.
#68628

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Ah, that is much more acceptable, as it won't create an in-coherent package set

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FRidh commented Feb 6, 2020

#68628 is merged, so closing this.

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