If you are facing an issue where wheels for pycairo couldn't be built, which is necessary for installing pyproject.toml-based projects and then you can try the below step to solve this issue.

  1.  Outdated versions of pip and setuptools can give issues. We can upgrade them using the following commands:
  2. python -m pip install --upgrade pip setuptools
  3. pycairo can require system-level dependencies to be installed in the machine, you need to make sure that all required libraries are present on our system. On Linux, we can use the package manager (e.g., apt or yum) to install necessary dependencies. On MacOS, we can use Homebrew. For example, on Ubuntu, we can run:
  4. sudo apt-get install libcairo2-dev
  5. Before installing Keras or any other pyproject.toml-based project, you can try installing pycairo separately to check if there are any errors:
  6. pip install pycairo
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We're face the same issue because we included both pyrebase and Pyrebase3 in our requirements.txt file, to address this problem, we decided to remove pyrebase and only keep Pyrebase3. This solution worked for us.

 

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We're facing the same issue while attempting to install, to solve this you can follow this step First, installed the necessary development packages using the following command:
sudo dnf install gobject-introspection-devel cairo-gobject-devel
Then, proceeded to install the specific library we needed, in our case, pycairo, using pip:
pip install PyGObject
This trick worked well for us in resolving the installation issue. Installing pycairo in requires installing the necessary development packages,