[Python] remove opencv dependency for robot installations #1580
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Opencv could be used outside of simulation for multi tag on Rio, but I believe that isn't actually implemented in python at all right? |
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That is true. buuuuutttt...... you identified how few teams use python and I bet even fewer try to do vision processing on the rio with it :p |
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lol. tag cutting in work. |
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We have more dependency problems attached to opencv....
Rio-related installations are broken because some things don't exist. This is not an issue worth solving by fighting the dependency manager. Python is a client library and will only ever have this dependency for simulation things. IE let's never try to install opencv things because we wont actually need them.
@mcm001, we would be super grateful if you could make another release with this being merged. This brings us to a baseline where teams will be able to install the 2025 Python library. I have now tested this myself and am confident that this is the end of installation nightmares for now....