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[BUG]: 2025.0.0b3 Deploy #118
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How did you manage to install Python 3.12 on the RIO 2025 beta image? We've only built Python 3.13 for 2025. |
You can technically install the 2024 python on the new image if you try hard enough, but in theory robotpy-installer shouldn't let you do it... oh, maybe if you do --ignore-image-version? In any case, you should try to do |
Oh, and do |
The roborio hasn't been modified other than official tooling. (deploy) Where is the official 2025 beta image from? ![]() And the Thanks! |
Python does not come with the image, the installer automatically grabs it as part of the sync process and installs it. If you SSH into the robot, and run |
Ran the following and re-ran / sync / deploy -- everything seems to work now, thanks!
Just for posterity -- I had assumed / read somewhere that 3.12 was the version so I used that in my local environment to run |
robotpy-installer only supports installing a single version of python, so my theory is that you used the 2024 installer to install to the 2025 image. If we implement robotpy/robotpy-installer#125 and robotpy/robotpy-installer#126 then hopefully this won't occur in the future. Glad it's working for you! |
Problem description
I get this error when trying to run
robotpy deploy
(I ran sync -- see contents of pip cache below)
Here is the contents of ~/wpilib/2025/robotpy/pip_cache
Notice the difference between symlinks and the source files -- the wheel files install if the symlinks are used.
I added the symlinks to see if the version is preventing it from installing (made the links like robotpy).
But once the symlinks is used to hackily install them -- the symbol
PyThreadState_GetUnchecked
seems new to Python 3.13:https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/init.html#c.PyThreadState_GetUnchecked
(the roborio is running python 3.12)
Operating System
Linux
Installed Python Packages
Reproducible example code
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