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Pip 22.1.0 breaks many recipes #94
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I'm ok with either solution above. |
Also ok with either option and happy to review. The pip developers also indicated they planned to release soon ( pypa/pip#11117 (comment) ). So held off doing anything assuming they understood this is urgent |
Marking them as broken in a PR in a moment. |
This was referenced May 19, 2022
Done in conda-forge/admin-requests#439 |
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Pip added unavoidable build requirement verification when building in no build isolation mode in pypa/pip#10886. This breaks many packages on conda-forge, namely almost any that depend on numpy (see pypa/pip#11116 and pypa/pip#11118), and any that depend on
cmake
orninja
, which do not install Python packages.This was almost immediately reverted and instead made an opt-in check. But there hasn't been a new Pip release yet, so I think we should mark pip 22.1.0 as broken (or apply the patch in pypa/pip#11117). @conda-forge/core?
Some examples of the error message:
A example feedstock that ran into this: conda-forge/resample-feedstock#1 (comment)
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