conda package for deepdiff

[seperman]

conda package for deepdiff

[seperman]

Hi @loriab
That is a great idea. Yes I would like to be a maintainer of the recipe on Conda so whenever I publish to Pypi, I updated it everywhere else too. What do I need to exactly do? I have not published on Conda before.

[loriab]

Great, thanks!

Right now the package-checking machinery on conda-forge has a minor problem with windows+py35 builds, hence the failed test at the conda-forge/staged-recipes#4064 . Once that's resolved, I expect the recipe will be approved as-is and will be converted to its own repository conda-forge/deepdiff-feedstock here and installable via conda install deepdiff -c conda-forge. An overview of the process is here.

At the moment, you don't need to do anything, though you're welcome to critique the recipe. I also didn't add any tests besides checking import deepdiff succeeds because it looked from Travis like that might involve compiling an extension module, which would mean the package couldn't be handled as noarch. I can add you as a collaborator to my fork if you'd like to change the recipe in its current PR stage. In future, as a maintainer, you'll be able to commit to the deepdiff-feedstock repo to bump versions, change the tar/sha256 info, and thus trigger the building of a new package.

In the meantime, if you'd just like to try out deepdiff in conda, I published the package to a channel I control, so you could grab a miniconda and then conda install -c psi4 deepdiff. Please let me know if you've any questions.

[loriab]

Hi @seperman,

The conda package has been up for a few weeks (repo and package).

Did you receive a GitHub invitation to join the conda-forge organization and/or to indicate willingness to be a recipe maintainer? If so, please accept it/them. If not, let me know, and I'll see that another gets sent. The goal is to get you onto this team so you can update the package recipe. Thanks!

[seperman]

Hey @loriab
I just joined the organization. Thank you for reminding me!
I will look into how to update the package recipe. :)

[loriab]

Conda package has been in good working order for a few months here, so closing.

[seperman]

@loriab
I published DeepDiff 4.0.0 this week and I see it is failing on Conda CircleCi.
Looking at the errors, it is trying to install DeepDiff on Python 2.7
The support for Py2 has been dropped. Not sure what I can do since I don't have write access to the https://github.com/conda-forge/deepdiff-feedstock

[loriab]

Hmm, I show that you're on the team: https://github.com/orgs/conda-forge/teams/deepdiff .
The thing to do is to add to the PR the bot created -- "push to the bot's branch to update this PR if needed" -- to discontinue py27 (example). I'm busy in conference prep, so won't be able to look at it until April.

[loriab]

FYI, I patched up the recipe at 4.0.4, and 4.0.5 should be building now. https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/deepdiff/files

[seperman]

Thanks a lot @loriab ! Closing this ticket.