Created attachment 226590 [details] Include shared libraries in the py-tensorflow port For programs that rely on tensorflow, it would be nice to include the shared libraries as well as the python files. For example, I'm working to try and make a Photoprism port and this requires libtensorflow.so. I have created a patch to include the shared libs and would appreciate the update.
This has already been fixed and tensorflow upgraded to 2.1.0. Just waiting for yuri to finish testing before it gets commit. Last posts on the below bug report. https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=250646
Thanks Anthony. I see it's been re-opened to continue tracking and I've left a comment about 1.x vs 2.x there.
Created attachment 227805 [details] Fix the installation and upgrade Still getting emails from people about this issue, and it's been a couple of month since it was addressed, but still hasn't been committed. Posting here in the hopes to get someones attention.
(In reply to Anthony Donnelly from comment #3) Can you send a git patch? shar files are no longer advised.
If its possible to fix the shared library issue (only this bug), independent of the update, that's also preferable and likely to influence the pace of progress. If not, we should close this in favour of the update in bug 257311. Having two issues each with separate patches/updates is likely to cause confusion, though addressing both independently is the favourable course of action. Thank you for following up Anthony
I would keep this open for now, but I need to address a build failure first, because bazel is eating all the resources and forcing it to be killed on the package building machines. Will address the build issue first, then readdress this one to avoid confusion and adding too many fixes in a single patch.
This is obsoleted by science/libtensorflow{1,2} ports in 260694 and 258621