are the wheel files that are part of a "packed" pe...
# general
b
are the wheel files that are part of a "packed" pex modified in any way? I've got a bunch of wheels that I had copied from the .deps of a pex and I can't seem to install them directly from pip.
h
These are installed packages, not distributable wheels, so that won't work.
b
dang. is there an easy way to gather the wheels that would be normally collected by a pex file? I need to gather the requirements from the requirements.lock file for my app to work.
h
The lockfile contains URLs to the distributed wheels that the pex is ultimately built from. But this seems like a weird way to go about things. What is the ultimate goal here? Why not, for example, use a venv pex?
b
can't. we are a flask application that requires mod_wsgi
m
I actually am looking into a similar "hey I want to unpack a built pex, but still use that env" scenario (namely, deploying code using metaflow).. If I understand your use case, something like this may work? That'll output a "venv" in the specified directory (fwiw, I'm trying to get `pex`s to work natively w/ metaflow, but that's bit more work)
note: you need to build the
pex_binary
with
include_tools=True