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    Chris Burr
    @chrisburr
    See https://conda-forge.org/status/#version_updates
    If the bot knows it's failed it'll be in the list of errored updates
    Tadej Svetina
    @tadejsv
    thanks!
    Chris Burr
    @chrisburr
    Sometimes the errors are obvious, other times they're bizzare :)
    Phil Ewels
    @ewels
    Hi all! I think that this is a silly question but I'm going to ask anyway - for automatic bumps for python packages, does the source URL need to use PyPI? And is that it?
    Chris Burr
    @chrisburr
    Assuming that it a parameterised URL with things like {{ version }}, yes :)
    Phil Ewels
    @ewels
    I just set up a new recipe but used the GitHub tarball URL and am now kicking myself.. https://github.com/conda-forge/rich-click-feedstock/blob/master/recipe/meta.yaml
    Chris Burr
    @chrisburr
    GitHub tarballs will also work, the bot tries to be clever
    Phil Ewels
    @ewels
    ok nice! Maybe I'm getting ahead of myself then and should just wait and see if anything happens on the next release..
    I'll do that, and if nothing happens I'll try switching the download URL for PyPI :+1:
    Thanks!
    Chris Burr
    @chrisburr
    I've checked the meta.yaml and that should work as-is
    Phil Ewels
    @ewels
    Perfect, even better. Thank you!
    Conda-forge is magic :star2: :grinning:
    Stepan Hruda
    @stepanhruda
    hello, how are packages for long-running migrations selected? would it be possible if I tossed in a few candidates for an arm osx migration?
    Chris Burr
    @chrisburr
    @stepanhruda https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/knowledge_base.html?highlight=arm64#apple-silicon-builds
    1 reply
    For ppc64le and aarch64 there is a arch_rebuild.txt but the procedure is otherwise the same
    Matti Picus
    @mattip
    Any thoughts how to get a non-HEAD docutils package 1.17.1 (HEAD is 1.18.x) from the PyPy3.8/3.9 migration? See conda-forge/docutils-feedstock#35 for more info
    Matthew R. Becker
    @beckermr
    you can add a branch to the docutils feedstock and then set the abi migration branches in the cf.yaml on main
    Matti Picus
    @mattip
    I think I did that in conda-forge/docutils-feedstock#37, but maybe I did it wrong?
    Matthew R. Becker
    @beckermr
    branch name is wrong
    it has a v in front of it
    fixed
    bot is down but you should see PRs if they can be sent in the next day
    Matti Picus
    @mattip
    Thanks
    Christopher Ariza
    @flexatone
    I am getting some Azure PIpeline failures for linux feedstocks that I do not understand and have not seen before (something about "error: metadata-generation-failed"); can anyone provide a tip? conda-forge/static-frame-feedstock#140
    ... never mind, I think I figured it out!
    Tim Snyder
    @timsnyder
    Umm, any idea why checks are running in conda-forge/cppcheck-feedstock#56 ? It's marked [ci skip] in the title and was created by the bot.
    Matthew R. Becker
    @beckermr
    checks in PRs usually run for azure
    they won't run on main
    Tim Snyder
    @timsnyder
    Oh. Ok. I thought the please add user @username command was supposed to avoid them in the PR also. Sorry for the spam.
    Matthew R. Becker
    @beckermr
    no worries at all!
    Tim Snyder
    @timsnyder
    If I want to understand why the autotick-bot hasn't created a PR for bumping cppcheck-feedstock to 2.8, should I look at it's status JSON in https://github.com/regro/cf-graph-countyfair ?
    Matthew R. Becker
    @beckermr
    check the status page firsty
    it looks like the version is not on the status page
    Tim Snyder
    @timsnyder
    Under "errored" version updates?
    Matthew R. Becker
    @beckermr
    yup
    if the feedstock is not there, then the bot cannot find the version or there are too many open PRs
    the bot cannot handle big version bumps for certain kinds of urls
    Tim Snyder
    @timsnyder
    Ahh. Probably too many open PR's.
    Matthew R. Becker
    @beckermr
    yup
    Tim Snyder
    @timsnyder
    Is there a fixed limit of the number of open PRs?
    Matthew R. Becker
    @beckermr
    close the old ones and new one will come through
    3 or 4 version PRs and it stops
    no limit for migrations
    Tim Snyder
    @timsnyder
    Ok. I'm trying to become a maintainer on that feedstock.
    Matthew R. Becker
    @beckermr
    I can help with that
    ok you should have access
    Tim Snyder
    @timsnyder
    Yup. Thanks!
    jakirkham
    @jakirkham

    Could someone please help advise on this PyPy migration issue?

    https://github.com/conda-forge/matplotlib-feedstock/pull/322#issuecomment-1200449398