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Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

we can run it over all packages and make the recipes "searchable"

(but the github search in the libcfgraph repo might also work fine for the moment)

Matthew R. Becker

@beckermr

you can load the graph itself to check

agreed a searchable thing online would be much better

I keep a notebook that loads the graph lying around

can be useful for such tasks

https://github.com/regro/cf-graph-countyfair/blob/master/example.ipynb

Jason Grout

@jasongrout

We're trying to figure out if there is a way to get the autobot to do prereleases or releases on branches other than the main branch of a feedstock (for example, previous release branches that are still in maintenance). Nick found something that seemed maybe relevant: conda-forge/jupyterlab-feedstock#267

Chris Burr

@chrisburr

@jasongrout Not currently but it would be a really useful addition to the bot if you're able to look into making a PR

(I think there is an issue somewhere for it, I'll look it up if you're interested)

Jason Grout

@jasongrout

Where is the code for the bot? I looked for a while but couldn't find it

Chris Burr

@chrisburr

@jasongrout https://github.com/regro/cf-scripts

Jason Grout

@jasongrout

Cool, thanks

Billy K. Poon

@bkpoon

Does the version migrator try again later if it fails? It looks like there are several - could not hash URL template errors on the conda-forge status page. I updated my package today and that's the error I'm seeing. The URL with the updated version is working. Thanks!

Billy K. Poon

@bkpoon

This is the failing URL, https://github.com/cctbx/cctbx_project/releases/download/v2021.3/cctbx-2021.3.tar.gz

Michael Goerz

@goerz

I released on PyPI a version 0.5.0rc2 of my docs-versions-menu package which has an existing feedstock. So far, regro-cf-auotick-bot hasn't opened a PR on the feedstock for the new release. Is this expected? Some of the comments here seem to indicate that the bot doesn't react to pre-release version. Is there anything I can do to make the bot generate the new release of the conda package, or will have I have make my own PR by hand?

Billy K. Poon

@bkpoon

My update PR showed up, thanks!

Matthew R. Becker

@beckermr

yay!

Wolf Vollprecht

@wolfv

hey, I just migrated the rhumba R package manager to OSX-ARM64. I had to put r-rcpp into the build section as well

I guess that could also be automated, right?

Ryan May

@dopplershift

Did something change in the bot? According to the logs, numpy failed the version migration, but nothing has changed in the recipe since the last successful autotick on March 28.

Matthew R. Becker

@beckermr

hmmmm

we put in one change but it should not have changed this

Ryan May

@dopplershift

Well now that I'm capable of actually reading error messages:

could not hash URL template 'https://github.com/numpy/numpy/releases/download/v{{ version }}/numpy-{{ version }}.tar.gz'

Matthew R. Becker

@beckermr

let's see if the bot fixes itself - could be an HTTP error

Ryan May

@dopplershift

Looks like the last one worked

Matthew R. Becker

@beckermr

nice

Matthew R. Becker

@beckermr

The R migration is going to slam drone pretty hard

Should we move some packages to emulated builds during it?

Travis too

maybe we should wait it out

Uwe L. Korn

@xhochy

We can cross-compile nowadays, no need for emulation but that would need a more sophisticated migratory (i.e. the same code we do for the osx-arm64 migration).

Matthew R. Becker

@beckermr

ah right

plus testing goes off for that

not sure how much we care

let's let it ride

Uwe L. Korn

@xhochy

We can test with QEMU. Builds are fast as native and testing is slow as with emulation. I think @isuruf at least started somewhere a PR to only skip tests on osx-arm64. Not sure where that went.

I would though just wait though, it's hopefully just a weekend of slowish Drone and most feedstocks are already migrated away from Travis since the R 4.0 migration.