pip install firedrake #4011
pip install firedrake #4011
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Due to actions/setup-python#871. Can't find libpython.so
* Fix path for IO tests (as not running from root of repo any more) * macOS prep * complex arch
connorjward
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pip install firedrakepip install firedrake
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| LINUX_APT_X86_64: PETSC_AUTODETECT, | ||
| LINUX_APT_AARCH64: PETSC_AUTODETECT, | ||
| MACOS_HOMEBREW_ARM64: "/opt/homebrew", |
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Should be the output of brew --prefix because users can have a nonstandard location.
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For macOS on ARM this is the only supported location:
The script installs Homebrew to its default, supported, best prefix (/opt/homebrew for Apple Silicon, /usr/local for macOS Intel and /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew for Linux)
Homebrew say:
Technically, you can just extract (or git clone) Homebrew wherever you want. However, you shouldn’t install outside the default, supported, best prefix.
So I think it is extremely unlikely that a user will not have this path.
In general I have been taking a very hard-line approach to limiting what goes in firedrake-configure. We only support (and test!) a very restricted set of platforms (Ubuntu 24 on x86 and ARM and MacOS on ARM). We can add niceties like detecting compilers and package manager paths but we won't be able to test the functionality.
If this is unpopular I can change this.
Die
firedrake-install! Die! Die! Die!Description
pip.firedrake-configurescript to facilitate installation.firedrake-install/firedrake-updateremain but spit out a deprecation warning.Unlike
firedrake-install,firedrake-configureis designed to be very, very dumb. All it does is take in a specification of a desired package manager (apt-x86_64,apt-aarch64,brew-arm64) and "arch" (defaultorcomplex) and spits out a string of appropriate system dependencies (--show-system-dependencies) or PETSc configure options (--show-petsc-configure-options). You can also pass--no-package-managerif you aren't using a supported system and this will give you a set of PETSc configure options where everything is downloaded.TODOs