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Have pymc-base depend on aesara-base #46

Closed twiecki closed 2 years ago

twiecki commented 2 years ago

Solution to issue cannot be found in the documentation.

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Now that there's an aesara-base that installs without compilers, we can have pymc-base just depend on that and have a clean pymc package that way. https://github.com/conda-forge/aesara-feedstock/pull/77

CC @maresb

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maresb commented 2 years ago

The new aesara-base package exists only for 2.7.4, but the current version of pymc pins strictly to 2.7.3.

How hard would it be to cut a new patch release of pymc to depend on Aesara 2.7.4? Or I could just prepare the recipe and we wait for the next scheduled pymc release.

twiecki commented 2 years ago

We just released a new version but could easily do a patch for 2.7.4, but also fine to prepare that now for when it's ready.

twiecki commented 2 years ago

PR to bump the pymc version: https://github.com/pymc-devs/pymc/pull/5947

maresb commented 2 years ago

Oh, I thought you meant that you "just released" a new version a week ago, but now I see that it was 2 hours ago. :joy:

twiecki commented 2 years ago

No time like the present ;).

maresb commented 2 years ago

@twiecki I think we're prepared.

~We can merge #47 into main once it passes. (Good thing you hadn't added the automerge label because I forgot to rerender. :facepalm: All good now though, assuming it passes, which it will.)~ :heavy_check_mark:

And then once the autotick-bot creates the PR for v4.1.1 we can merge #49 into that PR and achieve world peace. :smile:

maresb commented 2 years ago

Closed by #53