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r-arrow 9.0 is broken on Linux #56
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I get the same error for
`conda list`
`conda info`
Downgrading to |
I'm having the same issue with
Output of
Output of
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I haven't looked into the details here, but I wonder if apache/arrow#35140 is the cause (not of the original report, which predates the issue identified there, but the more recent ones commented here). The symptoms would be the same. |
Thanks for chiming in @nealrichardson! I had missed this issue (and #62) because I missed switching on notifications for this feedstock after joining. AFAICT, nothing substantial about the build changed on conda-forge side between 10 & 11 (both for libarrow and r-arrow), so I suspect this comes from something upstream. our libarrow is built with parquet & dataset support (& tested). |
Yeah I think the timing for the change the reporter flagged on the apache/arrow issue would explain a regression between 10 and 11 for identifying the build features in some conditions. I think we test the conda packaging nightly in arrow, but I doubt we do any extra tests that certain features are enabled. The test suite will skip e.g. parquet tests if the package was built without it, so the regular suite wouldn't tell us this. But that's solvable. |
Closing as fixed by #63; please let us know if something is still not working with |
Solution to issue cannot be found in the documentation.
Issue
Using the latest version from conda-forge on linux (Ubuntu 22.04.1):
mamba create -y -n r-arrow9 r-arrow conda activate r-arrow9 R -e "library('arrow'); data(mtcars); write_parquet(mtcars, 'test.parquet')"
results in
Things work fine with r-arrow<9.
Curiously, when I build
r-arrow
locally usingand install the resulting tarball, things also just work fine.
Also, this is a conda packaging issue. When I install
arrow
from the binaries that are provided by rstudio, things work fine:Installed packages
Environment info
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