Closed mauzey1 closed 3 years ago
@mauzey1 this looks like a channel dependency issue. When @doutriaux1 is done with the day job he might have a couple of minutes to provide some guidance, he's hit these issues again and again and again
@mauzey1 If you can correctly build using the "right version" by specifying it in the command line, can you rely on that method now until the problem can be truly corrected?
I have been getting an issue lately where trying to install the nightly build of CMOR is installing an older version instead. This has been causing issues with CircleCI tests for cmip6-cmor-tables since they install the latest nightly build for testing the tables.
For OSX, there is a nightly Python 3.7 build from November 1, 2019. However, when I try to install from nightly it gives me a build from May 2019. Below is the output when I try to install the latest nightly.
It does install the right version if you specify it in the command.
@sterlingbaldwin @muryanto1 Do you know what might be going wrong?