Closed ulupo closed 2 years ago
Our CI has been badly affected by the 20.0.0 and 20.0.1 releases of pip made on 21 January 2020. In python 3.8 and on the manylinus2010 docker image, it seems that upgrading to the latest version of pip, as is done in https://github.com/giotto-ai/giotto-tda/blob/0b6ac12d508f677f2564a21496d89596bf6abf87/azure-ci/docker_scripts.sh#L8, leads to failure in installing cmake via pip. An example failed pipeline is https://dev.azure.com/maintainers/Giotto/_build/results?buildId=749&view=logs&j=bd2b5cb2-63a7-5df6-c258-4f0eed6d0bea&t=61277d3e-4d83-5d6d-ca98-417820a07973&l=69. The situation was "resolved" by fixing the upgrade step to pip v19.3.1 in (#205), but a better understanding and solution should be found.
pip
cmake
Sounds related to https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/7629
Closing as obsolete.
Description
Our CI has been badly affected by the 20.0.0 and 20.0.1 releases of
pip
made on 21 January 2020. In python 3.8 and on the manylinus2010 docker image, it seems that upgrading to the latest version ofpip
, as is done in https://github.com/giotto-ai/giotto-tda/blob/0b6ac12d508f677f2564a21496d89596bf6abf87/azure-ci/docker_scripts.sh#L8, leads to failure in installingcmake
viapip
. An example failed pipeline is https://dev.azure.com/maintainers/Giotto/_build/results?buildId=749&view=logs&j=bd2b5cb2-63a7-5df6-c258-4f0eed6d0bea&t=61277d3e-4d83-5d6d-ca98-417820a07973&l=69. The situation was "resolved" by fixing the upgrade step topip
v19.3.1 in (#205), but a better understanding and solution should be found.