Hello all! I wasn't sure whether to post this as a PR or as an issue.
ITK is a dependency of a project I maintain, and we are trying to make the switch to distributing it on conda-forge. Unfortunately, there seem to bee some incompatibilities with the package in it's current state as we rely on the C++ shared libraries rather than the python bindings.
The two big issues that I am having right now are:
Most of the standard libITKfoo.so / dyld binaries are missing from the lib folder.
The ITKReview module is not included within the package taken from PyPi.
I'm wondering if there is any interest in making the ITK feedstock compatible with general code projects? We have the conda-build scripts already written to generate a standard build:https://github.com/vmtk/conda-recipes/tree/master/itk. Only the option to include python bindings is missing right now.
I wanted to reach out and get your input before going ahead and submitting a PR. I'd really appreciate any feedback you might have: is this something of interest, or if there are any techincal reasons that this has not been implemented yet?
Hello all! I wasn't sure whether to post this as a PR or as an issue.
ITK is a dependency of a project I maintain, and we are trying to make the switch to distributing it on conda-forge. Unfortunately, there seem to bee some incompatibilities with the package in it's current state as we rely on the C++ shared libraries rather than the python bindings.
The two big issues that I am having right now are:
I'm wondering if there is any interest in making the ITK feedstock compatible with general code projects? We have the conda-build scripts already written to generate a standard build: https://github.com/vmtk/conda-recipes/tree/master/itk. Only the option to include python bindings is missing right now.
I wanted to reach out and get your input before going ahead and submitting a PR. I'd really appreciate any feedback you might have: is this something of interest, or if there are any techincal reasons that this has not been implemented yet?
Thank you!