Allow configuration of pip options #95
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mhsmith
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Yes, I think this is a good approach.
We may also want to put the path of the pip-options.txt file in briefcase.toml – let's discuss at beeware/briefcase#2059 (comment).
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This looks good to me, but I'll leave it to @mhsmith to give the final signoff (since Android is more of his area of expertise, and he's already taken a look at this PR).
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Related to beeware/briefcase#1270
This PR is roughly similar to beeware/briefcase-linux-flatpak-template#52, except that while the Flatpak PR claims to "decouple" pip install from requirement installation, that isn't as easy to do for the Android template, so far as I can tell. The implementation matches @mhsmith's recommendation from the linked issue to write the options to a text file to be read in
build.gradle.I've tested this by building an app with the template without any addition pip options, as well as by using Briefcase from this PR which adds the new
requirement_installer_argsconfiguration and is now updated to support thispip-options.txtfile. You could also just checkout this branch locally and use the template that way, with manual modifications topip-options.txtto verify that it works (i.e., that the options are applied).PR Checklist: