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Yank older broken builds? #895
Yank older broken builds? #895
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Thanks for the report. Since these builds have been around for quite a while, yanking isn't such a good idea. But the same effect can be achieved by a repodata patch, see https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-forge-repodata-patches-feedstock/ Could you open a PR? |
Will do, thanks. |
Please fill out the full template in the issue. In particular would like to see |
Will do, though it's easily reproducible with a wide range of dependencies, so I'm not sure if |
Here's the state of one particular conda env for which the error occurs. Installed packages:
Environment info:
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I'm sorry your repodata patch PR never got merged, that's not a good experience, especially as you did everything right. Still, we're not supporting 6.0 arrow builds anymore (even about to drop 8.0 as soon as 12.0 gets migrated), so I'm closing this issue. |
In short: Any Linux builds for
pyarrow
versions 6.0.1 and newer which do not have the dependencylibstdcxx-ng >=12
should be yanked from Conda.The following error occurs on Linux:
The problem is that there are some old builds of
pyarrow
which have an incorrect dependency onlibstdcxx-ng
. In this case,pyarrow=8.0.0=py310h225c066_1_cpu
gets installed, which incorrectly depends onlibstdcxx-ng >=10.3.0
. Newer builds of the package correctly havelibstdcxx-ng >=12
.The newest version of
pyarrow
in conda-forge which is actually compatible withlibstdcxx-ng=11
appears to be 6.0.0 - insofar as the above error does not happen on import.Original issue: JuliaPy/PythonCall.jl#247
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