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remove osx skip #52093
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: Consider updating dependency versions and adding constraintsSeveral concerns about the dependencies:
- Python 3.9.0 and OpenSSL 1.1.1 are older versions that might have security vulnerabilities
- Missing version constraints for numpy and pytables could lead to compatibility issues
- Consider using version ranges instead of strict pins for better flexibility
Consider:
- Updating Python to a more recent 3.9.x release
- Adding version constraints for numpy and pytables
- Using version ranges (e.g.,
>=3.9.0,<3.10
) for better flexibility while maintaining compatibility
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: Enhance test coverage for macOS compatibilitySince we're enabling macOS builds, consider adding:
- Version checks in test commands
- Platform-specific tests if needed
- Validation of key functionalities
Add version checks to test commands:
test: imports: - tensorflow commands: - longphase --version - - which clair3.py + - clair3.py --version || true # Version check might exit with non-zero - run_clair3.sh -v
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: Verify compiler compatibility for macOS
Since we're enabling macOS builds, ensure that:
- The C/C++ compiler requirements are properly satisfied on macOS
- Any platform-specific compiler flags or settings are addressed
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any macOS-specific build instructions or compiler settings
# Search for any existing macOS-specific configurations in other recipes
rg -l "compiler\('c'\)|compiler\('cxx'\)" | xargs rg "osx|darwin" -C 5
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: Verify macOS dependency availability
The build number increment is appropriate for the changes. However, since we're enabling macOS builds by removing the skip directive, we should verify that all dependencies are available and compatible with macOS.
Thanks for helping out @mencian, I'm not actually sure if it is possible to run on macOS so I was just testing it out. My C/C++ isn't very strong wither so I can't be much help I'm afraid. |
Check if clair3 works on macOS
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