3.5.3-1 include tk8.6 but tk8.5 is pinned

[looooo]

when trying to build a library with win I get errors because there are two versions of tk available. One is directly shiped with the python packacge and this is 8.6.

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I don't know if my problem is really related to this, but this seems quite strange to me.

[jjhelmus]

What platform (Windows, OS X, Linux) and version of Python are you seeing this issue with.

The Windows version of Python 3.5.3-1 includes a version of tk 8.6 which is build and packaged with Python. This is included in the official installer as well as the conda version. Installing a separate tk package into a conda environment is not recommended.

On OS X and Linux the tk package is separate from the Python package and is currently pinned at 8.5.x. This version mismatch is a bit odd but is in place to keep compatibility with the defaults channel.

[jakirkham]

Is defaults still pinned to 8.5.x or have they gone to 8.6.x?

[looooo]

win = windows, sorry
@jjhelmus thanks for clarification.

[jjhelmus]

defaults still seems to be pinned to 8.5.x.

Closing this issue, feel free to re-open if you feel this has not been resolved.

[looooo]

@jjhelmus : I can't use the tk version which is shipped with python because there are no headers available... So maybe we can reopen this issue.