arrow: add version 12.0.0 #17540
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@RubenRBS do you know if there's anything else to be done here? I can't see the CI checks that errored, I get a 403 Forbidden on these links: |
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The error is before the build so the bot is not posting the logs :) But they do show up in the report by the bot in v2. The error is: |
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@RubenRBS this seems to have been happening in the past too, see:
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I think we got this part wrong in conan-io#17540 I'm not sure if this name stays (see apache/arrow#15280) but currently the file being created is libarrow_acero.a I'm not sure what to do with names of other components, such as pkg_config: for arrow_substrait we prepend "arrow_" everywhere, for "arrow_flight_sql" we do not. I've chosen to make the smallest possible diff that I am sure about.
I think we got this part wrong in conan-io#17540 I'm not sure if this name stays (see apache/arrow#15280) but currently the file being created is libarrow_acero.a I'm not sure what to do with names of other components, such as pkg_config: for arrow_substrait we prepend "arrow_" everywhere, for "arrow_flight_sql" we do not. I've chosen to make the smallest possible diff that I am sure about.
I think we got this part wrong in conan-io#17540 It's not clear if this name stays (see apache/arrow#15280) but currently the file being created is libarrow_acero.a I'm not certain what to do with names of other components, such as pkg_config: for arrow_substrait we prepend "arrow_" everywhere, for "arrow_flight_sql" we do not. I've chosen to make the smallest possible diff that I am sure about.
I think we got this part wrong in #17540 It's not clear if this name stays (see apache/arrow#15280) but currently the file being created is libarrow_acero.a I'm not certain what to do with names of other components, such as pkg_config: for arrow_substrait we prepend "arrow_" everywhere, for "arrow_flight_sql" we do not. I've chosen to make the smallest possible diff that I am sure about. Co-authored-by: James <james@conan.io>
I think we got this part wrong in conan-io#17540 It's not clear if this name stays (see apache/arrow#15280) but currently the file being created is libarrow_acero.a I'm not certain what to do with names of other components, such as pkg_config: for arrow_substrait we prepend "arrow_" everywhere, for "arrow_flight_sql" we do not. I've chosen to make the smallest possible diff that I am sure about. Co-authored-by: James <james@conan.io>
I think we got this part wrong in conan-io#17540 It's not clear if this name stays (see apache/arrow#15280) but currently the file being created is libarrow_acero.a I'm not certain what to do with names of other components, such as pkg_config: for arrow_substrait we prepend "arrow_" everywhere, for "arrow_flight_sql" we do not. I've chosen to make the smallest possible diff that I am sure about. Co-authored-by: James <james@conan.io>
Specify library name and version: arrow/12.0.0
On the Arrow 12.0.0 release PLASMA was removed and ACERO was moved to its own shared library.