Hood Chatham

> scipy.stats._page_trend_test Yeah we've had ongoing trouble with this one since it ends in `test` our test unvendoring system pulls it out. I'll probably add a special workaround in `pyodide-build`...

> In an ideal world by the way, https://github.com/lesteve/scipy-tests-pyodide would be inside Pyodide org or repo so scipy tests can be run more easily without me having to intervene. Let...

@steppi The main thing we're waiting on is for LFortran to compile all of scipy: https://lfortran.org/blog/2024/01/lfortran-compiles-60-of-scipy/ Once that happens hopefully we can switch over to that from the horrible f2c...

@lesteve We don't currently build any packages in debug mode. I think it might be fine to just add your gha workflow as-is to a separate `scipy-tests.yaml` file and filter...

@steppi I think one simple thing that would help is if you open issues on Pyodide or otherwise ping us on github when scipy makes a release.

By the way @steppi another problem for us is that scipy is pretty big and has many dynamic libs and we have to preload `.so` modules and most of the...

> So it would be an interesting experiment to try llvm-flang. I read that blog too, but when I tried it out I found out that `llvm-flang` has no wasm...

Thanks @rgommers. Also the benefits of splitting up scipy would be pretty low for anyone but us even if the different parts were pretty orthogonal, and Pyodide by itself probably...

I think I should just go ahead with it. My concern is @lesteve keeps finding more regressions, but we don't really have the energy to deal with them...

Thanks everyone!