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Wrong python version required in the prometheus_client conda package for new version (0.18) #977

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olamarre opened this issue Nov 12, 2023 · 3 comments

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@olamarre
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I just asked a question on Stack Overflow regarding the fact that the latest version of the prometheus_client conda package (0.18) was being installed in my python 3.7 environment as a dependency of jupyterlab. But as correctly configured in this github repository, python >= 3.8 is required for version 0.18.

I just saw that the requirements for version 0.18 in conda (mistakenly?) specify python >= 3.6 (instead of 3.8):

prometheus_client_0-18

Would it be possible to fix this? Thanks a lot!

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mfansler commented Nov 13, 2023

Please file an issue on the Conda Forge feedstock. Someone there needs to 1) update the recipe to constrain this lower bound and 2) adjust the metadata on previous builds that are non-functional with lower Python versions via a repodata patch.

@olamarre
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Ok! Done.

@csmarchbanks
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It looks like the work is done in conda forge already so I am going to close this issue as well.

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