I have been using @edsaac stpyvista component to provide a visulisation to support an engineering optimisation exercise for a simple retaining wall calculation but I am having issues once deploying to the cloud.
The application runs fine when running locally, see snip below.
The issue seems to be that cadquery bundles an outdated version of vtk, which ends up conflicting with the vtk that pyvista uses as a dependency (cadquery and vtk compatibility · Issue #23 · CadQuery/ocp-build-system · GitHub). Playing with the order the dependencies are resolved in the requirements.txt seems to do the trick.
Would you open an issue in the stpyvista repository to get this properly documented?
A related post with instructions on installing cadquery and pyvista:
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