Closed just4brown closed 1 year ago
Thanks for flagging this @just4brown!
Just to make sure I understand, the quick fix would be to pin this feedstock to pandas<2.0.0
like we did in the Sparkmagic repository?
Correct, I believe the discrepancy in the feedstock's requirements constraint is allowing conda to resolve a newer version for pandas
than sparkmagic can allow.
Related question (if you know the answer), is there an estimate for when the newer major version of pandas
will be supported by sparkmagic?
@just4brown Ok I can update!
Related question (if you know the answer), is there an estimate for when the newer major version of pandas will be supported by sparkmagic?
No I'm stretched for time right now and have not investigated. If you can take a stab at it or even narrow down the breaking change(s), I can make sure it gets released
@just4brown Can you let me know if the issue is fixed for you?
@devstein confirmed pip check passes now. Thanks!
Solution to issue cannot be found in the documentation.
Issue
Hi!
When installing sparkmagic from conda-forge, the
pip check
command fails and reports an inconsistent environment.Why it matters: when creating new recipes for conda-forge, its recommended to use
pip check
as a sanity test for the installation. Most recipes that depend on sparkmagic will likely fail the sanity test because of this inconsistency.Repro:
Installed packages
Environment info