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One initial problem is that redo isn't available on Conda either. If we pull that into this repo as a submodule we should be able to just include it in our package, and let dependabot keep the submodule up to date.
Note that while it's noarch, it still can't be installed on Windows due to the libmagic hangover (#215, #264). I've set up this issue to track it more directly on the feedstock.
A bit of compiler drama: the underlyingissue comes down to someone with a (preferably) real windows box needing to spend some quality time with cmake to do a real libmagic build against MSVC, unless the underlying dependency can be made weaker and use some shell-level thing, in which case we could it could use a mingw build (m2-file).
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mschwamb commentedon Aug 16, 2021
This would be really helpful if the package was available in conda.
lucasgautheron commentedon Sep 29, 2021
I would like to bump this issue; and to add that redo seems to be available on conda-forge now.
bollwyvl commentedon Sep 28, 2022
Have started this here:
conda-forge/staged-recipes#20584
Happy to add any others as co-maintainers, just message on that issue!
bollwyvl commentedon Sep 29, 2022
https://github.com/conda-forge/panoptes-client-feedstock is now up, and builds should be installable on Linux and MacOS within the hour. Any feedback (or co-maintainership requests!) are welcome.
Note that while it's
noarch, it still can't be installed on Windows due to thelibmagichangover (#215, #264). I've set up this issue to track it more directly on the feedstock.A bit of compiler drama: the underlying issue comes down to someone with a (preferably) real windows box needing to spend some quality time with
cmaketo do a reallibmagicbuild against MSVC, unless the underlying dependency can be made weaker and use some shell-level thing, in which case we could it could use a mingw build (m2-file).