Conda installing an old version if pandas is found
See original GitHub issueRunning conda install -c conda-forge ibis-framework
seems to be installing (in Linux) Ibis 0.14, not the latest. This only happens when pandas is already installed in the environment.
CC: @xmnlab
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I’m using Miniconda, with Python 3.7.5.
I’m not really concerned about my own environment. I think the problem is that anyone installing Ibis in a conda environment with pandas (most people installing Ibis I guess?), will get an old version.
May be someone can try to reproduce this, to make sure there is nothing in my computer (I don’t think it should). And I guess the solution is updating the version of an Ibis dependency in the next release. I guess that’s what is causing this conflict with the newer versions of Ibis.