Resolving dependencies taking forever (or at least over 5 hours)

[DevourerRevenge]

Problem Description:
I have just uploaded a Python file onto Replit for an online University course and ran the program. It installed all of the required libraries. The final thing it outputs is resolving dependencies so I assume this is what it gets stuck on. The CPU and RAM max out with the RAM going well over the limit.
Expected Behaviour:
For the program to run or crash producing an error message
Actual Behaviour:
The program seemingly does nothing for hours whilst the CPU and RAM max out. I assume it is “resolving dependencies”.
Steps to reproduce:
Go to https://replit.com/@DevourerRevenge/Degrees and run the program.
Bug appears at this link:
https://replit.com/@DevourerRevenge/Degrees
Browser/OS/Device:
Chrome, Gener8 and bing

[Firepup650]

I think your repl may be misconfigured, as it shouldn’t be importing gardenlinux. I’ll take a look and see what I can figure out.

[Firepup650]

Having some internet lag here, but this is a working solution for the meantime:

@Firepup650

If you don’t need the auto-package guessing/importing, you can do this:

@Firepup650

run this in Shell:

@Firepup650

rm -rf .upm && touch .upm && chmod 000 .upm

I’m not certain, but this may break the packager. Even if it does, you can always just use poetry directly from the Shell.

[DevourerRevenge]

Ok, I’ll try that and get back to you on how I get on, thank you for your speedy response.

[DevourerRevenge]

I followed your instructions (I think) and got the error message:

/nix/store/zqk3m21442kvpjwd3rh41wdavqkzkyik-python3-wrapper/bin/python3 $file
/nix/store/xf54733x4chbawkh1qvy9i1i4mlscy1c-python3-3.10.11/bin/python3: can’t open file ‘/home/runner/Degrees/main.py’: [Errno 2] No such file or directory
exit status 2

What should I do now?

[Firepup650]

Ah, that’s a separate issue. Replit (by default) expects your main file to be called main.py. In your case, it’s called degrees.py, you can either rename it to main.py, or follow this:

Click the ⋮ next to “Files” then click “Show hidden files”. Next click on the .replit file and finally you can change the entrypoint to whatever file you want to run.

Images

You should also see the docs on how to configure a Repl: https://docs.replit.com/programming-ide/configuring-repl

And if you want to run the last edited file, take a look at this post:

@UMARismyname

improved: add/change to start of .replit:

onBoot = '''/nix/store/fbi9r30p3lqk96lmw5b1v1bpbj62cr2l-inotify-tools-3.20.11.0/bin/inotifywait -rqme create --format=%f%w --include='\..+\.py.[0-9]+~' .|while
read f
do
f=${f#.}
o=
r=
while
read -r l||[ "$l" ]
do
case $r
in
"")case $l
in entrypoint*)m="${l%\"*\"}\"${f#*~./}${f%.*~*}\""
case $m
in
"$l")break
esac
l=$m
r=1
esac
esac
o="$o$l
"
false
done<.replit||echo -n "$o">.replit
done'''

And run kill 1 in Shell.
This will map the entrypoint to the last file you edited through the IDE.
Replace .+\.py on line 1 with the ERE of the files you want to be auto-set as entrypoint.
(I tried an option which checks for you just visiting the file in the editor but I found that that’s impossible. Maybe you can do this with an extension)

If you’re on the new template, you might not have a entrypoint set, if that’s the case, you can just add one.