tea command doesn't execute python scripts

[pkgxdev]

tea command doesn't execute python scripts

[magnusviri]

Try tea -X python setus.py. I'm not sure if it will work. This might work also. tea +python.org ./setup.py The idea is one needs to tell tea what dependencies are needed. The first one does it with -X python, basically saying to add python's dependencies. The second one does it by specifying the dependency, +python.org.

[mxcl]

tea setup.py should work yeah. Let me see if we accidentally broke this.

Edit: @magnusviri is right that you can explicitly specify +python.org however we use magic here to know .py files need python and add it for you.

Edit: yeah sorry this broke, fix coming up

[mxcl]

fix coming up:

tea/cli$ tea run setup.py
tea: installed: ~/.tea/invisible-island.net/ncurses/v6.3.0
tea: installed: ~/.tea/gnu.org/readline/v8.1.0
tea: installed: ~/.tea/zlib.net/v1.2.13
tea: installed: ~/.tea/sourceware.org/bzip2/v1.0.8
tea: installed: ~/.tea/sourceware.org/libffi/v3.4.3
tea: installed: ~/.tea/libexpat.github.io/v2.5.0
tea: installed: ~/.tea/bytereef.org/mpdecimal/v2.5.1
tea: installed: ~/.tea/tukaani.org/xz/v5.2.7
tea: installed: ~/.tea/sqlite.org/v3.39.4
tea: installed: ~/.tea/python.org/v3.11.0
tea: installed: ~/.tea/pip.pypa.io/v22.3.0
  File "/Users/mxl/tea/cli/setup.py", line 1
    print "hello"
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'. Did you mean print(...)?

[mxcl]

0.11.7 is being built. You should be able to upgrade with sh <(curl tea.xyz) in about 20 mins.

Please LMK how using it for stable-diffusion goes. My intent is to support python and pypa modules first class including pre-building any binaries for modules required, but my experience with Python is relatively limited so I'll need pointers. 🙏