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ska3 metapackages #16
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For metapackage recipes, is the underlying version of the dependency enough, or do we also want to try to lock in build string and build number? |
Let's just go with the version of the dependency. |
Which is good, because I'm not entirely sure there is a way to add build strings in these requirements anyway. |
And I think this is all done in #19 . I'm not sure if at some point the metapackages could be moved to noarch, but they are tiny/quick to rebuild for supported platforms anyway. |
Just to capture thoughts here on some metapackages:
ska3-flight
has all Ska3 flight packages (e.g. Ska.engarchive, kadi, etc) specified by version.ska3-flight-core
has all core Ska3 flight dependencies (e.g. numpy, ipython, scipy, etc), specified by version. It gets generated by some TBD reproducible process. These are all supplied by thedefaults
channel. We need to see in practice whether there are problems with slightly difference package versions being available for different platforms. This meta-package will be a dependence ofska3-flight
using metapackage chaining.Following may not be needed
ska3-dev
has all the Ska3 internal packages supplied by our conda build process. It is likeska3-flight
but does not include theska3-flight-core
dependence nor any version numbers. Let it all (mostly) float!! This could be used in major version updates toska3-flight-core
.ska3-pinned
could be a way to explicitly capture requirements that can never float. So installingska3-dev ska3-pinned
would result in a working environment which meets the pinning requirements.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: