Install pip metadata with conda package #3659
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MridulS
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Maybe it only fails to install the metadata in a local install. Let's try with an actual release and install from anaconda. |
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This creates a basic
dist-infofolder next to the package folder. When building with the conda-forge feedstock, I getwhich matches the structure of other packages, e.g.,
But when installing with
it installs the dist-info for numpy but not scipp. I inspected the files in
build_artifacts/pkg_cache/numpy-2.1.3-py310hd6e36ab_0/infoand the same for scipp but could not find a difference. SO I don't know why this doesn't work for scipp yet.