Importlib metadata needs to be pinned #143
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Hmmm I've been building some cookbooks successfully today without this pin, e.g. ProjectPythia/eofs-cookbook#19 Maybe the incompatibility has already been resolved upstream? |
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Hmm that is good that it seems to work there. I just re-ran the link checker and it seems to have made it further than last time. Yesterday around COB it built, then I made a few text edits and it started failing with the importlib-metadata error. I'll try removing the pin again and close this issue if it works. |
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I'm not sure what happened to break it, but ProjectPythia/pythia-cookoff-2025#7 is passing now |
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Cookbook builds and link checks are failing with
ImportError: cannot import name 'EntryPoint' from 'importlib_metadata' (unknown location)and all I've found is the building book uses importlib-metadata v8.6.1 and the failing on uses v8.7.0.I updated the environment file of my notebook (making the build pass in ProjectPythia/pythia-cookoff-2025#7) but link-checker still uses 8.7.0 unless we pin it here.