Stempeg

[Faylixe]

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[conda-forge-linter]

Hi! This is the friendly automated conda-forge-linting service.

I just wanted to let you know that I linted all conda-recipes in your PR (recipes/stempeg) and found it was in an excellent condition.

[marcelotrevisani]

You will have to skip windows for this recipe, there is no libsndfile for windows

[marcelotrevisani]

I will push one modification

[Faylixe]

You will have to skip windows for this recipe, there is no libsndfile for windows

Because it is not available on Conda ? The dependency to pysoundfile is described as working under Windows platform.

[marcelotrevisani]

You will have to skip windows for this recipe, there is no libsndfile for windows

Because it is not available on Conda ? The dependency to pysoundfile is described as working under Windows platform.

Yeah, but pysoundfile rely on libsndfile
That recipe is wrong, actually... I opened a PR to change it
However, if you want to give a try, you can try to build libsndfile for windows and it will solve all those things.

[Faylixe]

You will have to skip windows for this recipe, there is no libsndfile for windows

Because it is not available on Conda ? The dependency to pysoundfile is described as working under Windows platform.

Yeah, but pysoundfile rely on libsndfile
That recipe is wrong, actually... I opened a PR to change it
However, if you want to give a try, you can try to build libsndfile for windows and it will solve all those things.

I actually think I will for a next release of this package, a first iteration with only UNIX platform support is OK for us by now. I will update parent package musdb as well to restrict usage and exclude windows platform then.

Thanks you for the whole review :)

[Faylixe]

(is it possible to merge now then so I can move forward on musdb package ?)