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I try to install by using pip from odoo shell the module "face_recognition":
pip install face_recognition
Before was successfully installed "cmake".
When pip try to install "dlib" and "face_recognition" it interrupt without any error.
Maybe somebody was face with same problem.
output in shell :
did u find a solution???
cuz am facing the same problem
you can add you library in __manifest__.py file as above.
thanks for help. But the problem is that on Odoo sh server I try to install all needed libs by adding them to requirements.txt file and except dlib and face-recognition every package were installed successfully.
Maybe on Dev branch is a memory hardware limit? And no any hardware memory limit on Stage branch and Prod?
did u find a solution
Recently i installed some other libraries using pip
Pip install library_name
If the command run successfully you can restart the sh server using odoosh-restart
Just wiat for it to restart and it will work fine.
Hi,
In your github repository, which is linked with odoo.sh project, add a file named requirements.txt and specify the needed python packages in it.
The specified packages, will be installed by odoo sh for you.
See: https://www.odoo.sh/faq
Python dependencies:
You can define requirements.txt
files in your branch holding the python dependencies your project
relies on.
These
requirements files can be placed in the root of the folders containing
your addons.
The
platform will then install the dependencies for each build.
Thanks
i have tried that but due to large size of library it doesn't want to install.
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