Python Dependencies

[ghost]

How do I add python dependencies? Adding them to xxxxxx/odoo/custom/dependencies/pip.txt didn't work.

[pedrobaeza]

That's the way to do it. Check if you have rebuilt the image after adding the dependency.

[ap-wtioit]

do you have the output of the build? (when changing dependencies you need to rebuild the image)

edit: also if you can share the contents of your pip.txt it would help. (some options used in pip.txt can break the pip install command (e.g. using override args (like --no-deps) on one line propagates to the next lines))

edit2: what you are looking for is a line like:

#11 5.601 doodba INFO: Executing: ['pip', 'install', '--no-cache-dir', '-r', '/opt/odoo/custom/dependencies/pip.txt']

and possible following errors

[joemar25]

you may just navigate to that folder and use cmd or terminal to use this command:

1. Go to your folder xxxxxx/odoo/custom/dependencies/
2. Open CMD or Terminal
3. Use command: python pip freeze > pip.txt

If you want to add a new dependency to the pip.txt or requirements.txt file, you can do so by opening the file in a text editor, adding the new dependency (and optionally the version number) on a new line, and saving the file. For example, to add the requests library version 2.25.1, you would add a line that says requests==2.25.1.

[ydccgfc]

do you have the output of the build? (when changing dependencies you need to rebuild the image)

edit: also if you can share the contents of your pip.txt it would help. (some options used in pip.txt can break the pip install command (e.g. using override args (like --no-deps) on one line propagates to the next lines))

edit2: what you are looking for is a line like:

#11 5.601 doodba INFO: Executing: ['pip', 'install', '--no-cache-dir', '-r', '/opt/odoo/custom/dependencies/pip.txt']
and possible following errors