Note: Currently, only latest is supported when setting BP_PIP_VERSION. See Environment Variables in App Manifest Attribute Reference. Set the PIP version in the app manifest.See set-env in the Cloud Foundry CLI Reference Guide.
To use the latest version of PIP, set the BP_PIP_VERSION environment variable to latest before staging your app by doing either of the following: The version of PIP used in this case depends on which version of Python is being used. The Python buildpack supports dependency installation using PIP when a requirements.txt file is included at the top level of your app’s directory.īy default, the PIP module built into Python is used when staging your app. Staging failed: Buildpack compilation step failed If you try to use a binary that is not currently supported, staging your app fails and you see the following error message:Ĭould not get translated url, exited with: DEPENDENCY_MISSING_IN_MANIFEST. To request the latest version in a minor line, replace the minor version: 3.x.
To request the latest Python version in a patch line, replace the patch version with x: 3.6.x. The buildpack only supports the stable Python versions, which are listed in the manifest.yml and Python buildpack release notes. You can specify a version of the Python runtime by including it within a runtime.txt file. You can find the list of supported Python versions in the Python buildpack release notes. If your Cloud Foundry deployment does not have the Python Buildpack installed, or the installed version is out of date, you can use the latest version by specifying it with the -b option when you push your app. Push an AppĬloud Foundry automatically uses this buildpack if it detects a requirements.txt or setup.py file in the root directory of your project.
This topic describes how to push your Python app to Cloud Foundry and how to configure your Python app to use the Python buildpack.
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