Ralf Gabriels

@mencian, the recent build fails with the same error message, but for Linux: ``` ERROR: ms2rescore_rs-0.4.0.post1-cp311-cp311-manylinux_2_24_x86_64.whl is not a supported wheel on this platform. ``` Not sure why the wheels...

Could this have to do with the manylinux tag? I noticed other recipes with Maturin get a `manylinux2014` / `manylinux_ 2_17` wheels, but this one gets a `manylinux_2_24` wheel. I...

With the following updated build script, it does build and install with the correct Python versions: ```sh #!/bin/bash # -e = exit on first error # -x = print every...

@martin-g, unless I misread the logs, it is building and testing with the correct Python versions. I did notice that the built wheel is manylinux_2_24, not 2_17 / 2014. Is...

It is using the correct Python version. In the latest log (https://github.com/bioconda/bioconda-recipes/actions/runs/11930282933/job/33250889144?pr=49308), Python 3.10 is used by bioconda utils on the build system, but for building and testing 3.11 is...

It does confuse me that the [GitHub Action for PyPI](https://github.com/compomics/ms2rescore-rs/actions/runs/11929646700/job/33248837052#step:4:859) manages to build a `manylinux_2014` / `manylinux_2_17`, while the Bioconda build can at best do `2_27`. I tried to force...

Hi @martin-g, Thanks for looking further into this! Ultimately, the solution was relatively simple: Disabling manylinux altogether in the maturin options. Currently trying to fix an issue in the macOS...

Hi @jpfeuffer and @poshul, Thanks for looking in to this! I noticed the following comment: > Ideally setup py would require the same major version it was built with. However,...

Thanks for looking into this! I also ran into the issue on my desktop PC, which as an AMD Ryzen 9 5950X CPU, which support AVX. I was able to...

No, that order is fine. So something in the pandas import seems to break things for pyopenms. I was also looking into the package versions. The story gets stranger. An...