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Create dedicated environment YML for Windows #4779
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I can't really review this, @twiecki because I don't have access to a Windows box. And I like it that way! ;-) |
The install installation guide for Windows was recently updated after it was discovered that the combination of numba+scipy dependencies leads to the correct installation of BLAS dependencies.
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Thanks @MarcoGorelli I put the h5py dependency back in. @rpgoldman I had hoped that this PR kinda reviews itself by fixing the CI pipeline that is broken on all other current v3 PRs. If we can merge it asap I'll rebase the other PRs to unblock the road to 3.11.3 @twiecki |
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Same comment as the other PR. Just add a docstring explaining the nuances of "what does windows do different"
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Deferred to #4786
The install installation guide for Windows was recently updated after it was discovered that the combination of numba+scipy dependencies leads to the correct installation of BLAS dependencies.
This PR creates a conda
environment.yml
specifically for Windows. That's because them2w64-toolchain
dependency is Windows-only and conda does not yet support flags to make dependencies OS-specific.The GitHub Action for Windows was changed to use the new environment file.
Maybe this fixes the CI issues for the
v3
branch.