Everything hanging

[jason-akashic]

Every action just hangs. Currently pip-compile --upgrade has been running for hours. Same with pip-compile requirements.in

Environment Versions

1. OS Type – MacOS Catalina
2. Python version: $ python -V 3.11
3. pip version: $ pip --version 23.3
4. pip-tools version: $ pip-compile --version 7.4.1

Steps to replicate

Attempt any command

1. ...
2. ...
3. ...

Expected result

not to hang for hours

...

Actual result

hangs for hours. will check in morning but don't have high hopes
...

[AndydeCleyre]

You can pass -v or -vvv to see what's going on.

Maybe you would like to provide the requirements files here so someone can reproduce the issue.

[jason-akashic]

Using -vvv I get the following as the last thing happening before the hang:

Querying qmake about your Qt installation...
This is the GPL version of PyQt 5.15.11 (licensed under the GNU General Public License) for Python 3.11.5 on darwin.

Type 'L' to view the license.
Type 'yes' to accept the terms of the license.
Type 'no' to decline the terms of the license.

Typing "yes" to the verbose output doesn't seem to have any effect.

requirements.txt
requirements.in.txt
(.txt added to requirements.in so I can upload it here)

[jason-akashic]

Same result for pip-compile -vvv requirements.in

[jason-akashic]

Trying stuff in here, but even after upgrading pip3 doesn't like --config-settings https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73714829/pip-install-pyqt5-it-cannot-go-on

[jason-akashic]

Was able to force it through manually with pip install -U -vvv pyqt5 --config-settings --confirm-license= --verbose -- probably some overkill there on verbosity but hey it worked

[jason-akashic]

...and then still running into the same problem w/pip-compile -vvv --upgrade

[msftcangoblowm]

Suspect the underlying issue is, how to install Qt5 and PyQt5 issue.

This is not a pip-tools issue

Install Qt first. Qt (and sip) is written in C++. Installed by your package manager, not Python. PyQt5 is the python wrapper around Qt5

It's better to use PySide than PyQt for licensing reasons