[pdal] filters.python not available after install pdal and pdal-plugins

[Howard Butler]

I confirmed this is an issue.

The story is with how conda-forge registers where the plugin path. There has been some back and forth about how we should do that.

Here's one way you might be able to get it going:

print where your plugins live
> python -m pdal --pdal-plugin-path

set PDAL_DRIVER_PATH="result from above"

Another alternative might be something like this to keep the previous value of PDAL_DRIVER_PATH

> python -m pdal --pdal-plugin-path > pdal-plugin-path
> set /p PDAL_PLUGIN_PATH= < pdal-plugin-path
> DEL pdal-plugin-path

I'm tracking this issue at https://github.com/conda-forge/python-pdal-feedstock/issues/124

Howard


> On Aug 16, 2024, at 12:37 AM, Dom Jaskierniak via pdal <pdal at lists.osgeo.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi,  <>
>  
> Although I have the below two packages in my venv:
>  
> python-pdal 3.4.5 py312h61d12cd_4 conda-forge
> pdal-plugins 1.5.2 pypi_0 pypi
>  
> I cant seem to find:
>  
> libpdal_plugin_filter_python.dll
>  
> in Library\lib and Library\bin of anaconda3\env. Using pdal --drivers confirms that I don't have filters.python which I would like to have to run a python function in a pipeline
> {
>                 "type": "filters.python",
>                 "script": "WF_Desktop_YOLO_V5.ipynb", 
>                 "function": "filter_by_treeID_min_z",
> }
>  
> Does anyone know why I don’t seem to have access to this plugin?
> 
> Thank you, 
> Dom 
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