Matt Chan
Matt Chan
Pymatting is now installable via conda forge. https://github.com/conda-forge/pymatting-feedstock https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/pymatting
@tuelwer Basically whenever there's a new release on PyPI, the feedstock automatically detects that and makes an update. So the feedstock is tied to releases. And yes I can add...
@conda-forge/staged-recipes this is ready for review; the win build fails but it's actually okay it's just not responding to me trying to unlink the `pyproject.toml` file
I was advised by @bollwyvl to not add poetry here because of the dev version dependency. @bollwyvl Can you advise here?
For now though, this is noarch so I think win failing is fine, right? @bollwyvl
@conda-forge/staged-recipes @bollwyvl Is this good to go even though win build fails? It is noarch and as per @bollwyvl's recommendation removing pyproject.toml and building without poetry seems to work.
@carterbox I can add a comment. But as for esoteric, this is just exactly what @bollwyvl recommended to add.
@conda-forge/staged-recipes I added the comment as requested.
@conda-forge-admin, please restart ci
@conda-forge/staged-recipes this one is ready for review; not sure why the win version fails to build; the error is kind of cryptic. It's noarch anyway.