Getting Started > Other installation patterns > Build from source

[margaretkennedy]

Edit: https://deephaven.io/core/docs/how-to-guides/launch-build/

PR https://github.com/deephaven/deephaven.io/pull/3862

reviewer = @niloc132

[stanbrub]

This part is wrong because printVersion produces a version with a different format than the python wheel.

pip install "py/server/build/wheel/deephaven_core-<version>-py3-none-any.whl[autocomplete]"
Where <version> is replaced with the Gradle version in use:
./gradlew -q printVersion

So we could:

• Explain how to translate the version to the right format
• Provide a find command to get the correct wheel file (there should be only one, right?)

[devinrsmith]

I've been preferring to use --find-links, as it doesn't require us to know the physical wheel name:

pip install --find-links py/server/build/wheel "deephaven-core[autocomplete]==<version>"

For example, during development of 0.34.0:

pip install --find-links py/server/build/wheel "deephaven-core[autocomplete]==0.34.0+snapshot"

[devinrsmith]

I bet this could even be done without any version:

pip install --find-links py/server/build/wheel "deephaven-core[autocomplete]"

[stanbrub]

This appears to work. Thanks.

pip install --find-links py/server/build/wheel "deephaven-core[autocomplete]"

[stanbrub]

Is there any reason we need to keep this the Note If you prefer not to use autocomplete, remove [autocomplete] from the wheel installation. ???