Align recipe's meta yaml with conda-forge #1868
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Hi, @oleksandr-pavlyk! We have created a task for this SAT-7477. So far, I have come to the conclusion that the problem may be |
Follow https://conda-forge.org/news/2024/03/24/stdlib-migration/ Also specify vs2019 and C++ compiler on Windows
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This is not working yet in internal CI because it is still not using docker with the new version of conda build, we're working on this |
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Alright, internal CI is using conda-build 3.28.4. Hopefully everything will now be smooth sailing for this PR :) |
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The PR is indented to remove a temporary pinning to "windows-2019" and to revert changes from #1833. Besides Windows 2019 GitHub image is going to be fully unsupported by June 30, 2025. The impacted workflows are moved to use "windows-2022" GH runners. It requires updating `conda_build_config.yaml` where the version of the compiler as well as standard libraries have to be specified. While `{{ stdlib('c') }}` is installing into build environment as an alignment with recipe's meta yaml from conda-forge (see [dpctl#1868](IntelPython/dpctl#1868) as for reference).
The PR is indented to remove a temporary pinning to "windows-2019" and to revert changes from #1833. Besides Windows 2019 GitHub image is going to be fully unsupported by June 30, 2025. The impacted workflows are moved to use "windows-2022" GH runners. It requires updating `conda_build_config.yaml` where the version of the compiler as well as standard libraries have to be specified. While `{{ stdlib('c') }}` is installing into build environment as an alignment with recipe's meta yaml from conda-forge (see [dpctl#1868](IntelPython/dpctl#1868) as for reference). a4aa964
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{{ stdlib('c') }}into build environment.This requires adding
conda_build_config.yamlwhere the version of the compiler as well as standard libraries be specified.@ekomarova @xaleryb These changes break internal CI. Is there a way to align with conda-forge?