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Test failures in test_vlarray with last release and current master #845
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I haven't had the time to give a look to it, but if I understand correctly the build of v3.6.1 worked at some point and than started failing, is it correct? |
The hdf5 library package was updated from 1.10.5 to 1.10.7 at roughly about the same time as the build started to fail: At the end of November. I am not 100% sure though, as I have not found a way yet how to determine the exact change between builds. |
OK, I can confirm that running the test suite in a conda environment with HDF5 v1.10.7 I have several errors (including your one).
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This package only exists for compatibility with ``python3Packages.tables``, as far as I can tell based on usage in nixpkgs. ``tables`` tests fail on hdf5 > v1.10.5, so we are reverting this to the last "good" version of hdf5 that works with ``tables``. ``hdf5_1_10`` should hopefully be unpinned on the next release of ``python3Packages.tables``. PyTables/PyTables#845
FWIW, I do have the same issues on Arch Linux, now at HDF5 1.12.1. But apparently it used to work against 1.12.0 (I did not have to disable tests in archlinux/svntogit-community@4664ec9). |
Seeing the same in Fedora now that I'm updating from hdf5 1.10.6 to 1.10.7. |
hdf5 doesn't like that: h5py/h5py#1948 HDFGroup/hdf5@16349c5 > The 'not suitable for filters' message does seem to have been added > in 1.12.1 From the code, it looks like it will refuse to apply any > filters to vlen strings. This patch is based on the assumption that the hdf5 code is *correct*, and indeed fletcher32 shouldn't be used in that vlarrays. But if hdf5 is wrong, then the fix should be their side. It might make sense to apply this to get the tests passing again, even if ultimately hdf5 is adjusted too. Fixes PyTables#845.
Hello, I am trying to fix the currently failing package of python-tables in openSUSE Tumbleweed. Both the last release version 3.6.1 and current master fail 12 times in test_vlarray with the same error from HDF5:
Any hints?
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