Ship the runtime wheels so enrollment needs no internet connection - #2
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The daemon's venv was built by pip installing fastapi, uvicorn and python-multipart from PyPI on the printer, so it could only be built where the printer itself had an internet connection. fetch-wheels.sh resolves those packages for the printer's target, CPython 3.11 on aarch64 against glibc, and writes them into wheels/ beside the pgpy wheel that already ships. The app uploads them over SSH and installs with the index switched off.
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The daemon's venv was built by pip installing fastapi, uvicorn and python-multipart from PyPI on the printer, so it could only be built where the printer itself had an internet connection.
fetch-wheels.sh resolves those packages for the printer's target, CPython 3.11 on aarch64 against glibc, and writes them into wheels/ beside the pgpy wheel that already ships. The app uploads them over SSH and installs with the index switched off.