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Johan Mabille

@JohanMabille

indeed, see https://github.com/xtensor-stack/xtensor/blob/5a70dc1ba131c9afddb13044047fc592238d6dfb/include/xtensor/xstorage.hpp#L1641

martinRenou

@martinRenou

@wolfv is it normal that boa render does not output anything?

It outputs this:


           _
          | |__   ___   __ _
          | '_ \ / _ \ / _` |
          | |_) | (_) | (_| |
          |_.__/ \___/ \__,_|

Updating build index: /home/martin/miniconda3/envs/boa/conda-bld

No numpy version specified in conda_build_config.yaml.  Falling back to default numpy value of 1.11
WARNING:conda_build.metadata:No numpy version specified in conda_build_config.yaml.  Falling back to default numpy value of 1.11

VARIANTS:

Output: grayskull
-----------------

=========  ==================
Package    Variant versions
=========  ==================
=========  ==================

Output: greyskull
-----------------

=========  ==================
Package    Variant versions
=========  ==================
=========  ==================


Output: grayskull 0.7.3 BN: 1
Variant: 
Build:
Host:
 - pip                                                                      None
 - python                         >=3.7                                     None
 - setuptools                     >=30.3.0                                  None
 - setuptools_scm                                                           None
Run:
 - colorama                                                                 None
 - rapidfuzz                      >=0.7.6                                   None
 - pip                                                                      None
 - progressbar2                                                             None
 - python                         >=3.7                                     None
 - requests                                                                 None
 - ruamel.yaml                    >=0.15.3                                  None
 - ruamel.yaml.jinja2                                                       None
 - setuptools                     >=30.3.0                                  None
 - stdlib-list                                                              None
 - git                                                                      None

Output: greyskull 0.7.3 BN: 1
Variant: 
Build:
Host:
Run:
 - grayskull                      PS PIN_SUBPACKAGE[x.x.x,False]                      None

But it does not generate any file

or maybe I'm not looking at the right place

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

nope that is correct for now

martinRenou

@martinRenou

I'm trying to find a way to test it

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

unfortunately boa render doesn't exactly do "a lot" as of now

martinRenou

@martinRenou

I thought maybe testing that boa outputs the right files would be a good approach

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

usually it should put all version numbers in there

martinRenou

@martinRenou

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

thats what conda render does. the issue is that we'd need to actually download all required packages

because only in the packages is a reliable source for run_exports data ...

martinRenou

@martinRenou

do you have an idea of how I should write tests for boa?

Should I test the Python API directly?

Or should I do functional testing with the cli

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

I think for now we can do two things:

add 2-3 recipes and check that they build

and for the variant stuff we should add some python based tests to make sure that we get it right

there are some hairy bits in conda-build right now ...

I would like to make it precise and simplify as much as possible without loosing too much functionality

martinRenou

@martinRenou

check that they build

This means only checking that the boa build does not return an error code?

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

yeah that, and we could unpack the finished package and check if the contents make sense

martinRenou

@martinRenou

and for the variant stuff

What are those variant stuffs you are talking about?

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

e.g. is there an info/index.json, info/files....

conda supports building multiple variants of a given package

e.g. you could define in you conda_build_config that you want to build against: numpy 1.14, 1.15, .1.18

and then you get 3 variants of the same package

martinRenou

@martinRenou

oh yeah I remember this, like mpi variants for example?

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

yep

martinRenou

@martinRenou

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

but then if you have two variants, it becomes a matrix

with 3 it becomes a cube etc :)

but then there is also zip-keys

martinRenou

@martinRenou

unpack the finished package and check if the contents make sense

is boa build supposed to create a ziped package?

it only created a pkgs for me

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

huh!

it should create a package in $CONDA/conda-bld/linux-64/...

martinRenou

@martinRenou

repodata.json.bz2?

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

no, that's just the repodata

martinRenou

@martinRenou

I builded grayskull, I don't see a graysjkull package under conda-bld

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

if you built grayskull, there should be grayskull-0.1-xxx.tar.bz2

ah then it's in noarch

possibly

conda-bld/noarch/...

martinRenou

@martinRenou

ok yeah I see it

thanks

can I somewhat output the tar file in a local directory? That might be easier for testing

I thought this was the internal channel, sorry everyone for the noise

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