RhinoCode Inspector package override issue

[snabela (Alexander Schiftner)]

I found an issue with RhinoCode when using an implementation of Rhino.Runtime.Code.Inspection.Inspector that overrides package versions.

In my inspector implementation I use InspectPackage(PackageSpec spec, out PackageSpec overrideSpec) to override certain package specs. Example: In case NPOI==2.6.2 is requested, I set overrideSpec to NPOI==2.7.2 and return true. Version 2.7.2 gets installed as expected. However, the script editor and the scripting component show the error messages as shown below and refuse to work

@eirannejad this one is probably for you

[eirannejad (Ehsan Iran-Nejad)]

It is. Let me test and I will get this fixed. This is a C# script in your screenshots right?

RH-88430 Code wants to compile against specified package versus inspected

[eirannejad (Ehsan Iran-Nejad)]

@snabela I pushed a fix for this into next 8.x and will send you a test build soon.

I am also making cleanups and improvements in the package management system in 9.x. I am careful not to break any previous APIs but I would appreciate if you can test your code against 9.x just in case. More info here:

Rhino WIP: Package Management Improvements

Next build of Rhino WIP includes noticable improvements to the package management system in Rhino scripting. Here are quick highlights, and more details are below: Consistent In-Script Package Specification Why: Because readability counts. [format] All scripting languages now support specifying packages in this format. Directives starts with # r and includes package provider and package specification inside double quotation markes (") formatted as provider: specification as shown above. …

[snabela (Alexander Schiftner)]

Yep correct it’s a C# script in the screenshot.

I will test 8.x and 9.x, many thanks!

[snabela (Alexander Schiftner)]

Will RH-88430 make it into SR 23?

[wim (Wim Dekeyser)]

Hi Alexander -

@snabela

Will RH-88430 make it into SR 23?

That fix went into 8.x, which currently (and until the second Tuesday of next month) is 8.23, yes.
-wim

[snabela (Alexander Schiftner)]

Related question: I Rhino 8, is there a possibility to specify the version of a pypi package that should be installed? I couldn’t find out the correct syntax for this, if it’s supported at all. The documentation explains how to do this for nuget packages, but not for pypi packages.

[eirannejad (Ehsan Iran-Nejad)]

You can following the pip format like numpy==1.2.3 or numpy>=1.2.3

Do you want a build to test the fixes?

[snabela (Alexander Schiftner)]

@eirannejad

You can following the pip format like numpy==1.2.3 or numpy>=1.2.3

Ah, many thanks, got it!

@eirannejad

Do you want a build to test the fixes?

Yes that would be great, many thanks!

[snabela (Alexander Schiftner)]

Confirming that fix RH-88430 in SR 23 solves the issue!

[brian (Brian Gillespie)]

RH-88430 is fixed in Rhino 8 Service Release 23