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PARQUET-656: Revert attempts to make conda artifacts portable #134
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Sounds fine. One of the things I really like about the manylinux1 PEP is that it provides a clear spec of a common base system and also a tool to check that you actually adhere to this system. |
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Agreed. FWIW, I'm definitely supportive of having manylinux1 wheels as a primary means of obtaining a working Python stack when things are more "production ready" |
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The toolchain issue is not tractable on an ad hoc basis. I suggest we use a consistent gcc toolchain across the CI environments for Parquet and Arrow, and we can post dev builds for human consumption / testing via conda-forge (where the RHEL devtoolset is there and already working well). Sound good @xhochy?
see also conda-forge/staged-recipes#992