New conda-smithy disables all builds
See original GitHub issueI’ve just updated to conda-smith
3.1.6, and running conda smithy rerender
disables all my builds. I’m guessing this is something to do with the line skip: true # [not py36]
in my meta.yml
, which should mean only builds on Python 3.6 are done.
See https://github.com/conda-forge/heliopy-feedstock/pull/3 for an example of everything being disabled.
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@dstansby The problem is that you have
python
inhost
and not inrun
, which with the new version ofconda-build
says “I only need Python at build time (and don’t care about the version), I don’t care about it at runtime.” You needpython
inrun
to tell conda-build to make different versions of the package for different Python versions.Sent a PR to fix it to
heliopy
: https://github.com/conda-forge/heliopy-feedstock/pull/5.Thanks @dougalsutherland 😃