Chris Burr

> keep all noarch packages in pkgs folder We still hit the issue if you do `mamba clean`. Hypothetically we can also hit the issue if packages are marked as...

I've just stumbled upon this use case as well. @crdoconnor Did you come up with a solution for this?

Thanks @crdoconnor, it happens to us all 😆 (btw I'm loving `strictyaml`) @fkromer Beautiful! 😉 Unfortunately mines a little messier as the map is the key of another map: ```yaml...

@fkromer I think the suggestion is something like ```python schema_var_a = Map(...) schema_var_b = Map(...) config = load(my_yaml, MapPattern(Str(), Any())) if "variant_a" in config: config = config.revalidate(schema_var_a) elif "variant_b" in...

@SylvainCorlay Glad to see `cling` now seems to be working! To add, for the ROOT package on `conda-forge` this revert is also been needed and is provided by this patch:...

> We'd have to be able to pick up any ROOT file, regardless of how its internal structure is configured, and work with it in our scheme. A poor man's...

I think the simplest solution of `raise Exception("Only files created by uproot are supported for opening in update mode")` avoids the confusion if that is a commitment that can be...

To add, if you need to use the legacy `awkward.numba` for an old script you can by downgrading numba to version 0.45. (I did this yesterday for the conda package:...

> Will these be like pypy with a migration job and a separate Abi build? The details are still being figured out but that's the expectation.

I've ran the CI on my fork and found a couple of clang-tidy complaints which have now been fixed. I've also committed https://github.com/DaanDeMeyer/reproc/pull/103/commits/b2408614802dd0fdbf50f0e86e685a76820562fc which fixes the macOS CI.