Build all python package dependencies #1013
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Signed-off-by: Roger Nelson <[email protected]>
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Build all python dependencies from source
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After fixing ABI compatibility issues with OTIO arising from the fact that we are building our own custom python, I checked the other packages and there are indeed others that also have binary components (PyOpenGL_accelerate, pydantic, and cryptography).
Because of this, we should just always build the packages from source with the same compiler we use to build python, and we can do that using the --no-binary option from pip. Although this might be a little bit slower, it will ensure that any package with binary components won't have ABI compatibility issues and for pure python packages it has no effect anyway.
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ABI safety
Describe what you have tested and on which operating system.
Built on Mac OS 26.1.