Update pyprophet to 2.2.9 #51284
Update pyprophet to 2.2.9 #51284
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2-2: Version and hash updates look good.The version has been correctly updated to 2.2.7, and the corresponding SHA256 hash has been updated. This is consistent with the PR objective of updating pyprophet to version 2.2.7.
Also applies to: 4-4
15-15: Build number reset is correct.The build number has been appropriately reset to 0 for the new version. This is the expected practice when updating to a new package version.
59-59: License updates are appropriate.The license has been updated to the more specific "BSD-3-Clause" and a license_file entry has been added. These changes improve the clarity of the licensing information and ensure that the license file is included in the package.
Also applies to: 61-61
62-63: Summary and dev_url updates are beneficial.The summary has been updated to provide a more detailed description of the package's purpose. Additionally, a dev_url has been added, which is helpful for users who want to access the development repository. These changes improve the metadata and usability of the package.
35-35: Verify run requirements changes.The following changes have been made to the run requirements:
- Added python-duckdb and pyarrow as new dependencies.
- Replaced seaborn with seaborn-base.
- Updated pypdf2 to pypdf.
Please ensure that:
- The new dependencies (python-duckdb and pyarrow) are necessary for the updated version.
- The switch to seaborn-base doesn't remove any required functionality.
- The update from pypdf2 to pypdf is consistent with the package's needs.
Run the following script to check if these changes are consistent with other recipes and if they might affect other packages:
Also applies to: 40-40, 42-42, 48-48
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Run requirements changes are consistent and well-isolated.
- python-duckdb is only added to
recipes/pyprophet/meta.yaml, ensuring no unintended impact on other recipes.- pyarrow and seaborn-base updates are consistently applied across multiple recipes, maintaining stability.
- The update from pypdf2 to pypdf in
pyprophetdoes not affect other recipes.🏁 Scripts executed
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| run_exports: | ||
| - {{ pin_subpackage(name, max_pin="x") }} | ||
| entry_points: | ||
| - pyprophet=pyprophet.main:cli | ||
| script: python -m pip install --no-deps --ignore-installed . | ||
| script: {{ PYTHON }} -m pip install --no-deps --no-build-isolation --no-cache-dir . -vvv |
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Inconsistent usage of --no-build-isolation flag across recipes.
The --no-build-isolation flag is only used in recipes/pyprophet/meta.yaml. Other recipes do not utilize this flag, which might lead to inconsistent build behaviors and dependency resolutions.
- recipes/pyprophet/meta.yaml uses
--no-build-isolation
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Verify the impact of --no-build-isolation flag.
The build script now includes the --no-build-isolation flag. This allows the build to access packages in the build environment, which might affect how the package is built and its dependencies are resolved.
Please confirm that this change is intentional and doesn't introduce any unexpected behavior. You can run the following script to check if this flag is used consistently across other recipes:
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| - cython | ||
| - numpy | ||
| - pypdf |
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Potential Compatibility Issues Detected.
The changes to the host requirements may affect other recipes:
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Dependency Naming:
pypdf2is still used in multiple recipes (tobias,tetrimmer,jcvi).- Renaming it to
pypdfinpyprophetmay lead to inconsistencies or dependency conflicts.
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Version Constraints:
- Removing version constraints for
cythonandnumpycould introduce compatibility issues with other recipes that specify particular versions. - Multiple recipes have specific version requirements for
pyarrow, indicating that changes to its dependencies should be managed carefully.
- Removing version constraints for
Please review and address these potential issues to ensure build compatibility across all recipes.
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Verify host requirements changes.
The following changes have been made to the host requirements:
- Version constraints for cython and numpy have been removed.
- pypdf2 has been renamed to pypdf.
These changes might affect the build process and compatibility. Please ensure that:
- The package builds successfully with the latest versions of cython and numpy.
- The rename from pypdf2 to pypdf is correct and doesn't break any functionality.
Run the following script to check if these changes are consistent with other recipes using these packages:
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2-2: Version and hash update look good.The version has been correctly updated to 2.2.8, and the SHA256 hash has been updated accordingly. This is consistent with the PR objective of updating pyprophet.
Also applies to: 4-4
15-15: Build number reset is correct.The build number has been appropriately reset to 0 for the new version. This is the expected practice when updating to a new package version.
61-61: License update and file addition look good.The license has been updated to the more specific "BSD-3-Clause" and a license file has been added. These changes improve the clarity of the licensing terms and compliance. Good job on making these improvements.
Also applies to: 63-63
64-65: Metadata improvements look good.The package summary has been updated to provide a more descriptive explanation of PyProphet's functionality. Additionally, a development URL has been added, which is helpful for users who want to access the source code or contribute to the project. These changes enhance the package's metadata and improve its discoverability.
35-36: Review run requirements changes carefully.Several changes have been made to the run requirements:
Platform-specific runtime requirements (
libgompfor Linux,llvm-openmpfor macOS) have been added, which is good for cross-platform compatibility.New dependencies
python-duckdbandpyarrowhave been added. These might introduce new functionalities or optimizations.
seabornhas been replaced withmatplotlib-base. This might change the package's visualization capabilities.
pypdf2has been renamed topypdf, consistent with the change in host requirements.Please verify these changes:
- Confirm that the new dependencies (
python-duckdb,pyarrow) are necessary and don't introduce conflicts with other packages.- Check if replacing
seabornwithmatplotlib-basemaintains all required functionality.- Ensure the rename from
pypdf2topypdfis consistent across the entire package and doesn't break any functionality.#!/bin/bash # Check usage of new dependencies in the package echo "Checking duckdb usage:" rg --type python 'duckdb' . echo "Checking pyarrow usage:" rg --type python 'pyarrow' . echo "Checking matplotlib usage:" rg --type python 'matplotlib' .Also applies to: 39-39, 44-45, 50-50
20-20: Verify the intention behind using --no-build-isolation flag.The build script now includes the
--no-build-isolationflag. This allows the build to access packages in the build environment, which might affect how the package is built and its dependencies are resolved.Please confirm that this change is intentional and doesn't introduce any unexpected behavior. Consider checking if this flag is used consistently across other recipes to maintain build consistency.
| - cython | ||
| - numpy | ||
| - pypdf | ||
| - libgomp # [linux] | ||
| - llvm-openmp # [osx] |
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Potential compatibility issues due to removed version constraints and pypdf renaming.
- Many recipes specify version constraints for
cythonandnumpy. Removing these constraints inpyprophet/meta.yamlmay lead to compatibility issues during builds or runtime. - The renaming from
pypdf2topypdfcould cause inconsistencies, as some recipes still referencepypdf2. This may result in import errors or broken functionality.
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Review host requirements changes carefully.
Several changes have been made to the host requirements:
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Version constraints for
cythonandnumpyhave been removed. This might lead to compatibility issues if the package is sensitive to specific versions of these dependencies. -
pypdf2has been renamed topypdf. Ensure this change is correct and consistent with the package's requirements. Check if other recipes still usepypdf2, as this might lead to inconsistencies. -
Platform-specific compiler requirements (
libgompfor Linux,llvm-openmpfor macOS) have been added, which is good for cross-platform compatibility.
Please verify these changes:
- Confirm that the package builds successfully with the latest versions of
cythonandnumpy. - Check if the rename from
pypdf2topypdfis correct and doesn't break any functionality. - Ensure the new compiler requirements are necessary and correctly specified.
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pyprophet: 2.2.5 → 2.2.9recipes/pyprophet(click to view/edit other files)This pull request was automatically generated (see docs).