ipython v8.22.1

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Analysis by source code inspection+grayskull shows a discrepancy between it and the the package's stated requirements in the meta.yaml.

Packages found by source code inspection+grayskull but not in the meta.yaml:

• setuptools >=61.2
• jupyter_client
• wcwidth
• sphinx
• docutils
• pyglet
• pyopengl
• pygobject
• traitlets >=5.13.0
• pythonnet
• prompt-toolkit <3.1.0,>=3.0.41
• wxpython
• ipyparallel

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• setuptools >=51.0.0
• __win
• traitlets >=5
• typing_extensions
• __unix
• pickleshare
• prompt-toolkit >=3.0.41,<3.1.0

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[jakirkham]

This was updated in ipython version 8.22.1 with PR: ipython/ipython#14353

[bollwyvl]

We'll want to follow up with a repodata-patches PR for .0, or the solver may random-walk to the older traitlets. I haven't done any forensics as to where this creates an issue in downstreams, but seems easy enough in this case.

[bdice]

Agreed. @jakirkham, would you be able to help with this?

[jakirkham]

It looks like Nick started PR: conda-forge/conda-forge-repodata-patches-feedstock#671

Would be happy to review 🙂

[jakirkham]

Pushed a couple requirement updates noted above

Could someone please look over these as well?

[bollwyvl]

I reckon we put pickleshare back in ... The failure modes are not pretty

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[vyasr]

Are you thinking of something like this? ipython/ipython#14237

[jakirkham]

I reckon we put pickleshare back in ... The failure modes are not pretty

Am ok with that. Just couldn't tell if we just forgot to drop it here or if it was intentionally left in

Would also be interested to know what the failure modes are

Has there been discussion upstream about readding pickleshare as a hard dependency?

[bollwyvl]

Yeah, the referenced link is one of them. Basically a bunch of %%magics just fail, without saying why, didn't seem like something we wanted to deal with. Seemed pretty breaking when it landed. I haven't pushed on it upstream.

[Carreau]

Yeah I will probably reintroduce pickleshare as a hard dependency, but it's a dependency that is used only by IPython and I don't like it. It woudl be great to find an alternative.

[Carreau]

Yeah I will probably reintroduce pickleshare as a hard dependency, but it's a dependency that is used only by IPython and I don't like it. It woudl be great to find an alternative.