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Fix python3 find package #394
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Mostly looks good.
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@dzenanz Thanks for the comment. I made this change, and also will be forcing ITK to 3.7 or greater soon. |
🎉 Published on https://examples.itk.org as production |
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@hjmjohnson could this please be rebased on |
The CI workflow already uses 3.9, and Python 3.7 is 5 months from deprecation, so if a minimum version needs to be enforced, maybe it should be 3.8. At the same time:
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FYI: ccmake -GNinja -B ~/Dashboard/src/SphinxExamples-bld -S ~/Dashboard/src/ITK/Modules/Remote/SphinxExamples;
cd ~/Dashboard/src/SphinxExamples-bld && ninja This builds successfully. |
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This is also working: ccmake "-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE:STRING=Release" "-GNinja" -B SphinxExamples-bld -S ~/Dashboard/src/ITK/Modules/Remote/SphinxExamples/Superbuild
cd SphinxExamples-bld
ninja |
Now that cmake FindPython3 can be universally used, prefer to only use that set of variable names for identifying the python executables. Intial procesing with manual cleanup by: ITK/Utilities/Maintenance/FindPython3_ModernizeCMake.sh Finding the correct python version should always respect the Python3_ROOT_DIR variable provided during building.
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This works locally, but the GitHub actions are all broken for all PRS. |
Update to remove deprecated find_package(PythonLib) and find_package(PythonInterp) and the associated variables.
Use find_package(Python3) and its associated variables.