Closed crd1985 closed 7 months ago
Not sure if you ever found a solution to this, but my workaround is to install using pip, forcing the correct version. It's ugly, but appears to solve the issue until conda gets updated
I think that issue is because that python-eccodes
is not available for linux-aarch64
. When adding to my environment cfgrib<=0.9.10.4
, I get:
cfgrib 0.9.8.5
eccodes 2.32.1
It uses eccodes but it doesn't depend on python-eccodes
. I guess it started using the python wrapper in a later version. I created a feature request here to add linux-aarch64
to the platform.
I believe this should be solved now that we have an aarch64 version of python-eccodes.
Description
When trying to install cfgrib in a c6g instance with ARM CPUs (aarch64) in AWS on miniconda3 I can only install version 0.9.8.5 as shown below:
Furthermore, if I try to force a newer version then conda complains:
I tried with python versions 3.7, 3.8 and 3.9 with the same result. Maybe the conda-forge repo for this architecture is not up to date or simply this architecture is not supported?