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Chaquopy 16.0.0
Hi, I would like to be able to use langgraph with chaquopy. As a lot of people here, I have the "pedentic v2" issue due to langgraph dependency. And the pydantic<2 workaround can not work.
Based on cryptography example, I tried to compile pydantic-core locally with build_wheel, by adding a package. This was failing due to jiter compliation issue.
Then I went to jiter 0.8.0 compilation. Jiter is using python and it had an issue with pyo3::ffi. Which I fixed by simply removing an optimization (recipe in #1327). I finally get a jiter-0.8.0-0-cp311-cp311-android_24_x86_64.whl file.
But I can not apply my patches to the pydantic-core because is still resolve dependencies using cargo registry (cargo/registry/src/index.crates.io-6f17d22bba15001f/jiter-0.8.2/src/py_string_cache.rs).
Is there a way to force my package pydantic-core to use the jiter whl file?
Thanks a lot for your help and your work :-)
Here is the pydantic-core.
From now, it is not compiling due to the fact that it loads jiter from servers and not from my local fixed package, so the question is how can I force the pydantic-core package to reuse my local jiter package?
Logs of issue: