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docs(examples): install the local isaaccapture build the canonical way - #1377
The converted examples install a locally built isaaccapture with uv pip install "isaaccapture[cloudxr]" --find-links=./install/wheels/. That command is unpinned, has no --reinstall-package, and no step before it activates a venv. CodeRabbit raised it on #1372, and the same text was in every converted example and one docs-site page:
A local build is always X.Y+local, so after a rebuild uv keeps the old wheel.
install/wheels/ keeps old builds, so an unpinned resolve can pick a stale or higher-versioned one.
uv pip install finds an inactive repo-root .venv, but python does not.
Step 4 of Build from source already has the right commands. This PR makes the examples use them:
examples/README.md, "Running an example" now states the rule once. Set up the venv exactly as in step 4: on the build's Python, activated in every terminal, with isaaccapture pinned to X.Y+local and --reinstall-package isaaccapture, and rerun that install after every rebuild. For an example whose pyproject.toml points [tool.uv.sources] at the checkout, it links to step 4 instead of restating the rebuild rule. It names camera_viz and vehicle_teleop as the exceptions: their wrapper scripts call .venv/bin/python inside the example directory.
These example READMEs link to it: cloudxr_mujoco_teleop, deviceio_live_view, haptic_feedback, mcap_record_replay, retargeting, robot_viz (the README and the pyproject.toml comment), sharpa_avatar, soma_body_publisher, soma_hand_publisher, tactile and teleop_session_manager.
noitom and oglo_tactile keep their build blocks, now with the exact step 4 commands: uv venv … --seed .venv, source .venv/bin/activate and uv pip install "isaaccapture[cloudxr]==X.Y+local" --find-links=./install/wheels/ --reinstall-package isaaccapture. noitom keeps the 3.12 note and its Isaac Lab ==X.Y+local pin, and gains an after-a-rebuild Isaac Lab command with --force-reinstall --no-deps: pip treats an installed X.Y+local as satisfied, and --no-deps leaves Isaac Lab's other packages alone. oglo_tactile now activates the venv in each demo terminal. Both inline uv venv lines say to skip them when .venv already runs that Python, and that --clear switches it and deletes its packages. noitom's Isaac Lab rebuild command now follows the launch block.
Docs-site pages that install an example point at step 4 through a new label, build-from-source-install-package: references/haptic_feedback, references/mcap_record_replay, device/trackers/vive_ultimate_tracker, device/body_tracking/soma, device/hand_tracking/sharpa_avatar, references/retargeting/sharpa and references/retargeting/wuji. The existing install-isaaccapture-pip-package label belongs to Quick Start. The old step 4 anchor still resolves.
references/build.rst: the pip form gains --force-reinstall, as in step 4.
Plugin READMEs that install an example (noitom_mocap, vive_se3_tracker) link to the rule.
mcap_record_replay (README and docs page) drops the note that offered uv run --python 3.11 in place of the activated venv. No lockfile is tracked, and on a build for another Python it recreates the repo-root .venv. The docs page links to step 4 for C++ rebuilds.
robot_viz (README and pyproject.toml comment) no longer says an unpinned isaaccapture fails to resolve. The package index serves a release that is not the local build, so the README now says to install from a path or with both --find-links and the ==X.Y+local pin.
Retargeting demos: the Sharpa and Wuji run sections say to add grounding or wuji to the extras step 4 installs, and the examples/retargeting README table names isaaccapture[grounding] and isaaccapture[wuji]. Both demos import their retargeter at startup, and step 4's extras include neither pink nor wuji_sdk.
Step 4 says to reuse an existing .venv on the build's Python and to rerun uv venv with --clear only to switch Python. uv refuses to recreate an existing venv without --clear, so rerunning the step 4, noitom or oglo_tactile line failed.
Step 4 also holds the one statement about editable examples (new label build-from-source-editable-examples). An example whose [tool.uv.sources] points at the checkout replaces the wheel with an editable build, uv reuses that build, and a C++ change needs uv pip install -e ./examples/<name> --reinstall-package isaaccapture.
camera_viz:
_install_deps.sh now passes the wheel's directory as --find-links. The isaaccapture wheel depends on isaacteleop>=1!1.6.dev0, which only the build's wheel directory provides (the index stops at 1.5), so camera_viz.sh setup --wheel could not install any local build.
In references/camera_streaming, the --wheel example named a glob, which expands to every wheel in the directory, and setup rejects a second path. It also relied on setup's default Python 3.12 while a default build is cp311. It now names one install/wheels wheel with --python 3.11, and the flag table lists --python.
soma drops the .venv/bin/cmake block. A step 4 venv has no CMake, the step 2 build already stages isaacteleop_python, and the editable soma examples never read build/.
Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to change)
Documentation update
Testing
One README end to end. I followed examples/haptic_feedback/README.md in a clean shell (env -i, nothing active) against a local build (isaaccapture-1.7+local-cp311). The commands were uv venv --python 3.11 --seed .venv, source .venv/bin/activate, uv pip install "isaaccapture[cloudxr]==1.7+local" --find-links=./install/wheels/ --reinstall-package isaaccapture, uv pip install -e ./examples/haptic_feedback, then python -m isaaccapture_examples.haptic_feedback.controller_haptic_example --help. The pinch demo got as far as opening the OpenXR session, which needs a running CloudXR runtime.
A rebuild replaces the wheel. I appended a marker line to src/python/isaaccapture/__init__.py and ran cmake --build build && cmake --install build. The rebuilt wheel was still 1.7+local and contained the marker.
The old README command, uv pip install "isaaccapture[cloudxr]" --find-links=./install/wheels/, printed Checked 1 package and left the old file installed.
The step 4 command printed ~ isaaccapture==1.7+local, and the marker was installed.
I then reverted the marker and rebuilt.
Inactive venv. With no venv active, uv pip reported environment at: .venv while python was not found. The "activate it in every terminal" line covers this case.
[tool.uv.sources] note. With the step 4 wheel installed, uv pip install -e ./examples/tactile --dry-run plans - isaaccapture==1.7+local and + isaaccapture @ file://<checkout>.
Extras. After installing isaaccapture==1.7+local with no extras, uv pip install -e ./examples/haptic_feedback --dry-run keeps the local wheel and adds the cloudxr extra's dependencies.
Editable examples after a rebuild. In a throwaway project with a [tool.uv.sources] path dependency (not the real package), I changed the dependency and reinstalled. A plain uv pip install -e kept the old build, and adding --reinstall-package <dep> rebuilt it. uv 0.12.5's help says --reinstall-package implies --refresh-package.
uv run --python 3.11. In a throwaway project with a 3.12 .venv, uv 0.12.5 printed Removed virtual environment at: .venv and recreated it on 3.11. No uv.lock is tracked, and .gitignore ignores it.
Unpinned resolve. In an empty 3.11 venv, uv pip install --dry-run isaaccapture plans isaaccapture==0.0.0a0, PyPI's placeholder.
Demo extras.uv pip compile of step 4's extras plus the retargeting example's dependencies, on 3.11 and 3.12, includes none of pin-pink, viser, loop-rate-limiters or wuji-sdk, and adding grounding or wuji resolves on both. Without grounding, importing SharpaHandRetargeter fails with No module named 'pink'.
Existing venv. With uv 0.12.5, a second uv venv --python 3.11 .venv on an existing 3.11 .venv exits 2 with A virtual environment already exists, and --clear recreates it.
Docs build.make -C docs current-docs passes with -W, rerun after each commit. The built build_from_source/index.html has both #install-the-isaaccapture-pip-package and #build-from-source-install-package, and every new :ref: resolves to the latter. The built mcap_record_replay.html has the reinstall line and no lockfile note, the sharpa and wuji pages have the extras line, and the soma page has no bin/cmake.
Pre-commit.SKIP=check-copyright-year pre-commit run --all-files passes after git add -A, rerun after each commit.
Docs-site pages. I grepped docs/source/ for find-links, isaaccapture[, --reinstall-package, uv pip install -e ./examples and isaaccapture_examples.
Changed and read in the PR preview, built from 496bd07; each has its step 4 link: references/haptic_feedback, references/build, device/trackers/vive_ultimate_tracker, device/body_tracking/soma, device/hand_tracking/sharpa_avatar, references/retargeting/sharpa and references/retargeting/wuji.
Changed again in 29cc5fa, checked in the local build, preview not yet rebuilt: development/build_from_source (the #build-from-source-editable-examples anchor exists), references/mcap_record_replay (links to it) and references/camera_streaming.
Also grepped for uv venv, --wheel, camera_viz.sh setup and [tool.uv.sources].
Read and left alone: teleop/quick_start (PyPI install), development/migration, device/hand_tracking/manus (module pointer, no install command), references/cloudxr and integrations/lerobot/data_collection_real (they link to Quick Start's label). Also the pip install "isaaccapture[...]" lines in retargeting/sharpa and retargeting/wuji, which install the published package.
camera_viz --wheel.
Before the fix, uv pip install "<install/wheels cp311 wheel>[cloudxr]" with no --find-links, as setup ran it, failed: only isaacteleop<=1.5.175 is available.
With the fix, the command the script now builds (--upgrade --find-links install/wheels <wheel>[cloudxr] …) installs isaaccapture==1.7+local and isaacteleop==1!1.7+local into a 3.11 venv, and both import.
bash -n passes. I did not run the full setup, which probes CUDA and apt.
No tests added. The docs changes are covered by the checks above. The camera_viz change is one line in a setup script with no test harness, so I exercised the command it builds instead.
Not covered yet:
No headset or CloudXR run.
The noitom Isaac Lab rebuild command was not run against Isaac Lab.
--reinstall-package isaaccapture on a real editable example was not run; only the throwaway project checked it.
A full camera_viz.sh setup --python 3.11 --wheel … run, including apt probing, the CUDA check and the codec build.
The converted examples installed the local build with an unpinned
--find-links command and no --reinstall-package, and none said to
activate a venv. A local build is always X.Y+local, so uv kept the old
wheel after a rebuild, and an unpinned resolve could pick another wheel
from install/wheels.
examples/README.md now states the rule once and points at step 4 of
Build from source. Each example README, its docs-site page and the
plugin READMEs that install an example link to it; noitom and
oglo_tactile inline the step 4 command with the cloudxr extra. The pip
form in references/build.rst gains --force-reinstall to match step 4.
Part of #985.
Signed-off-by: Ivan Yang <yifanyang@nvidia.com>
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The PR updates source-build and example setup instructions to use repository-root virtual environments and shared installation guidance. It adds local version-pin and reinstall details, editable-build notes, and specific setup commands for Noitom, OGLO tactile, and robot-viz. Device, reference, and plugin documentation now points to the corresponding setup instructions. The source-build guide also gains a package-installation anchor, and the build reference adds --force-reinstall.
NVIDIA/IsaacCapture#1367: Packages the Noitom and OGLO examples whose setup instructions this PR updates.
NVIDIA/IsaacCapture#1366: Changes haptic-feedback and MuJoCo example installation, which this PR directs to the shared setup guidance.
NVIDIA/IsaacCapture#1374: Changes teleoperation example installation, which this PR aligns with the shared virtual-environment instructions.
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Step 4 creates and seeds .venv, but it does not install CMake into it. The CMake setting in pyproject.toml is for scikit-build-core's isolated source builds and does not provide .venv/bin/cmake. Use the CMake executable installed during the documented prerequisites.
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Review comment at @docs/source/device/body_tracking/soma.rst around lines 99 -
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Update the documented CMake commands in the build instructions to use the CMake
executable installed by the prerequisites, not an executable under `.venv`.
Apply this to both the configure and build commands.
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Review comments at @docs/source/references/retargeting/sharpa.rst:
- Around line 128-129: Update the Sharpa demo installation instructions to
install the grounding extra in the activated step-4 virtual environment before
running the demo, in addition to the existing retargeters-lite setup, so the
runtime dependencies required by the Sharpa IK implementation are available.
Review comments at @docs/source/references/retargeting/wuji.rst:
- Around line 68-69: Update the installation instructions around the “step 4”
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drive mode, and ensure the example includes the extra so the demo’s wuji_sdk
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Examples that point [tool.uv.sources] at the checkout keep uv's cached
editable build, so a C++ rebuild never reached them. examples/README.md
and the mcap_record_replay page now say to reinstall such an example
with --reinstall-package isaaccapture, and the README says to rerun the
step 4 install after each rebuild.
noitom's Isaac Lab install gains a rebuild command: pip treats an
installed X.Y+local as satisfied, so it needs --force-reinstall, and
--no-deps keeps Isaac Lab's other packages in place.
Drop the mcap_record_replay note that offered `uv run --python 3.11`
instead of the activated venv. No lockfile is tracked, and on a build
for another Python it recreates the repo-root .venv.
robot_viz no longer claims an unpinned isaaccapture fails to resolve;
the package index serves a release that is not the local build.
Part of #985.
Signed-off-by: Ivan Yang <yifanyang@nvidia.com>
The Sharpa and Wuji demos import their retargeters at startup, and step
4's extras include neither pink nor wuji_sdk, so both failed in the
step 4 venv. Their run sections now say to add grounding or wuji to the
extras step 4 installs, and the retargeting README table names them.
uv refuses to recreate an existing venv without --clear, even on the
same Python, so rerunning the step 4, noitom or oglo_tactile lines
failed. Step 4 now says to reuse a .venv on the build's Python and to
pass --clear only to switch Python.
soma's build block ran .venv/bin/cmake, which a step 4 venv lacks, to
stage isaacteleop_python into build/. The step 2 build already does
that, and the editable soma examples never read build/, so drop it.
Part of #985.
Signed-off-by: Ivan Yang <yifanyang@nvidia.com>
On the outside-diff comment for docs/source/device/body_tracking/soma.rst:99-100 (.venv/bin/cmake): fixed in 496bd07 by removing the block rather than switching to cmake. A step 4 venv has no CMake, and the block did nothing for this flow. isaacteleop_python only stages the pure-Python sources into build/, which the step 2 build already does, and the three soma examples install isaaccapture editably under build-wheel/ and never read build/.
The isaaccapture wheel depends on isaacteleop>=1!1.6.dev0, which only
the build's own wheel directory provides; the index serves isaacteleop
up to 1.5. setup installed the wheel by path with no --find-links, so
`camera_viz.sh setup --wheel` could not resolve any local build. Pass
the wheel's directory as --find-links.
Part of #985.
Signed-off-by: Ivan Yang <yifanyang@nvidia.com>
uv refuses to recreate an existing .venv without --clear, even on the
same Python, so the inline uv venv lines in noitom and oglo_tactile
now say to skip them on a matching venv and that --clear deletes its
packages.
Step 4 of Build from source now holds the one statement about examples
whose [tool.uv.sources] point at the checkout: they replace the wheel
with an editable build, and a C++ change needs --reinstall-package
isaaccapture. examples/README.md and the mcap_record_replay page link
to it instead of restating it, and the README names camera_viz and
vehicle_teleop as the examples that keep their own .venv.
camera_streaming's --wheel example named a glob, which expands to every
wheel in the directory, and relied on setup's default Python 3.12 while
a default build is cp311. It now names one install/wheels wheel with
--python 3.11, and the flag table lists --python.
noitom's Isaac Lab rebuild command moves after the launch block.
Part of #985.
Signed-off-by: Ivan Yang <yifanyang@nvidia.com>
Both READMEs gained an inline `uv venv` line in #1372 and #1375. uv refuses
an existing .venv without --clear, so say to skip the line when .venv already
runs that Python, as noitom and oglo_tactile do.
Signed-off-by: Ivan Yang <yifanyang@nvidia.com>
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Description
The converted examples install a locally built
isaaccapturewithuv pip install "isaaccapture[cloudxr]" --find-links=./install/wheels/. That command is unpinned, has no--reinstall-package, and no step before it activates a venv. CodeRabbit raised it on #1372, and the same text was in every converted example and one docs-site page:X.Y+local, so after a rebuild uv keeps the old wheel.install/wheels/keeps old builds, so an unpinned resolve can pick a stale or higher-versioned one.uv pip installfinds an inactive repo-root.venv, butpythondoes not.Step 4 of Build from source already has the right commands. This PR makes the examples use them:
examples/README.md, "Running an example" now states the rule once. Set up the venv exactly as in step 4: on the build's Python, activated in every terminal, withisaaccapturepinned toX.Y+localand--reinstall-package isaaccapture, and rerun that install after every rebuild. For an example whosepyproject.tomlpoints[tool.uv.sources]at the checkout, it links to step 4 instead of restating the rebuild rule. It names camera_viz and vehicle_teleop as the exceptions: their wrapper scripts call.venv/bin/pythoninside the example directory.pyproject.tomlcomment), sharpa_avatar, soma_body_publisher, soma_hand_publisher, tactile and teleop_session_manager.uv venv … --seed .venv,source .venv/bin/activateanduv pip install "isaaccapture[cloudxr]==X.Y+local" --find-links=./install/wheels/ --reinstall-package isaaccapture. noitom keeps the 3.12 note and its Isaac Lab==X.Y+localpin, and gains an after-a-rebuild Isaac Lab command with--force-reinstall --no-deps: pip treats an installedX.Y+localas satisfied, and--no-depsleaves Isaac Lab's other packages alone. oglo_tactile now activates the venv in each demo terminal. Both inlineuv venvlines say to skip them when.venvalready runs that Python, and that--clearswitches it and deletes its packages. noitom's Isaac Lab rebuild command now follows the launch block.build-from-source-install-package: references/haptic_feedback, references/mcap_record_replay, device/trackers/vive_ultimate_tracker, device/body_tracking/soma, device/hand_tracking/sharpa_avatar, references/retargeting/sharpa and references/retargeting/wuji. The existinginstall-isaaccapture-pip-packagelabel belongs to Quick Start. The old step 4 anchor still resolves.references/build.rst: thepipform gains--force-reinstall, as in step 4.uv run --python 3.11in place of the activated venv. No lockfile is tracked, and on a build for another Python it recreates the repo-root.venv. The docs page links to step 4 for C++ rebuilds.pyproject.tomlcomment) no longer says an unpinnedisaaccapturefails to resolve. The package index serves a release that is not the local build, so the README now says to install from a path or with both--find-linksand the==X.Y+localpin.groundingorwujito the extras step 4 installs, and the examples/retargeting README table namesisaaccapture[grounding]andisaaccapture[wuji]. Both demos import their retargeter at startup, and step 4's extras include neitherpinknorwuji_sdk..venvon the build's Python and to rerunuv venvwith--clearonly to switch Python. uv refuses to recreate an existing venv without--clear, so rerunning the step 4, noitom or oglo_tactile line failed.build-from-source-editable-examples). An example whose[tool.uv.sources]points at the checkout replaces the wheel with an editable build, uv reuses that build, and a C++ change needsuv pip install -e ./examples/<name> --reinstall-package isaaccapture._install_deps.shnow passes the wheel's directory as--find-links. Theisaaccapturewheel depends onisaacteleop>=1!1.6.dev0, which only the build's wheel directory provides (the index stops at 1.5), socamera_viz.sh setup --wheelcould not install any local build.references/camera_streaming, the--wheelexample named a glob, which expands to every wheel in the directory, andsetuprejects a second path. It also relied onsetup's default Python 3.12 while a default build is cp311. It now names oneinstall/wheelswheel with--python 3.11, and the flag table lists--python.uv venvnote on their inlineuv venvlines..venv/bin/cmakeblock. A step 4 venv has no CMake, the step 2 build already stagesisaacteleop_python, and the editable soma examples never readbuild/.Not changed here:
examples/oxr(examples(oxr): package under isaaccapture_examples #1372),examples/teleop(examples(teleop): package under isaaccapture_examples #1374) andexamples/vehicle_teleop(examples(vehicle_teleop): package under isaaccapture_examples #1375) brought their own install commands to the same rule; only the skip note above is added here.cmake/InstallPythonExample.cmakeor package-metadata changes.Part of #985
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examples/haptic_feedback/README.mdin a clean shell (env -i, nothing active) against a local build (isaaccapture-1.7+local-cp311). The commands wereuv venv --python 3.11 --seed .venv,source .venv/bin/activate,uv pip install "isaaccapture[cloudxr]==1.7+local" --find-links=./install/wheels/ --reinstall-package isaaccapture,uv pip install -e ./examples/haptic_feedback, thenpython -m isaaccapture_examples.haptic_feedback.controller_haptic_example --help. The pinch demo got as far as opening the OpenXR session, which needs a running CloudXR runtime.src/python/isaaccapture/__init__.pyand rancmake --build build && cmake --install build. The rebuilt wheel was still1.7+localand contained the marker.uv pip install "isaaccapture[cloudxr]" --find-links=./install/wheels/, printedChecked 1 packageand left the old file installed.~ isaaccapture==1.7+local, and the marker was installed.uv pipreportedenvironment at: .venvwhilepythonwas not found. The "activate it in every terminal" line covers this case.[tool.uv.sources]note. With the step 4 wheel installed,uv pip install -e ./examples/tactile --dry-runplans- isaaccapture==1.7+localand+ isaaccapture @ file://<checkout>.isaaccapture==1.7+localwith no extras,uv pip install -e ./examples/haptic_feedback --dry-runkeeps the local wheel and adds thecloudxrextra's dependencies.[tool.uv.sources]path dependency (not the real package), I changed the dependency and reinstalled. A plainuv pip install -ekept the old build, and adding--reinstall-package <dep>rebuilt it. uv 0.12.5's help says--reinstall-packageimplies--refresh-package.uv run --python 3.11. In a throwaway project with a 3.12.venv, uv 0.12.5 printedRemoved virtual environment at: .venvand recreated it on 3.11. Nouv.lockis tracked, and.gitignoreignores it.uv pip install --dry-run isaaccaptureplansisaaccapture==0.0.0a0, PyPI's placeholder.uv pip compileof step 4's extras plus the retargeting example's dependencies, on 3.11 and 3.12, includes none ofpin-pink,viser,loop-rate-limitersorwuji-sdk, and addinggroundingorwujiresolves on both. Withoutgrounding, importingSharpaHandRetargeterfails withNo module named 'pink'.uv venv --python 3.11 .venvon an existing 3.11.venvexits 2 withA virtual environment already exists, and--clearrecreates it.make -C docs current-docspasses with-W, rerun after each commit. The builtbuild_from_source/index.htmlhas both#install-the-isaaccapture-pip-packageand#build-from-source-install-package, and every new:ref:resolves to the latter. The builtmcap_record_replay.htmlhas the reinstall line and no lockfile note, the sharpa and wuji pages have the extras line, and the soma page has nobin/cmake.SKIP=check-copyright-year pre-commit run --all-filespasses aftergit add -A, rerun after each commit.docs/source/forfind-links,isaaccapture[,--reinstall-package,uv pip install -e ./examplesandisaaccapture_examples.#build-from-source-editable-examplesanchor exists), references/mcap_record_replay (links to it) and references/camera_streaming.uv venv,--wheel,camera_viz.sh setupand[tool.uv.sources].pip install "isaaccapture[...]"lines in retargeting/sharpa and retargeting/wuji, which install the published package.--wheel.uv pip install "<install/wheels cp311 wheel>[cloudxr]"with no--find-links, assetupran it, failed:only isaacteleop<=1.5.175 is available.--upgrade --find-links install/wheels <wheel>[cloudxr] …) installsisaaccapture==1.7+localandisaacteleop==1!1.7+localinto a 3.11 venv, and both import.bash -npasses. I did not run the fullsetup, which probes CUDA and apt.Not covered yet:
--reinstall-package isaaccaptureon a real editable example was not run; only the throwaway project checked it.camera_viz.sh setup --python 3.11 --wheel …run, including apt probing, the CUDA check and the codec build.Checklist
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