conda-forge now supports PyPy3.6 as the python interpreter in a conda environment
Supported platforms are,
- Linux-x86_64 (glibc 2.12 or newer)
- OSX-x86_64 (OSX 10.9 or newer)
- Linux-aarch64 (glibc 2.17 or newer)
- Linux-ppc64le (glibc 2.17 or newer)
The main goal of the Skeletonr is to conquer Grayskull.
All jokes aside, the new project grayskull was created with the intention of generating better Conda recipes that would allow to package properly projects available in different channels such as PyPI, CRAN, Conan, GitHub register, GitHub repositories and so on. On top of that, Grayskull is also being developed to help conda-forge to update recipes.
The conda-forge "autotick" bot is a crucial part of conda-forge's
infrastructure. It enables automatic maintenance of conda-forge
packages by pushing version updates to the underlying software and
enabling large migrations of packages from one dependency to another
(e.g., Python 3.7 to Python 3.8). As conda-forge grows in size, with
over 9,000 packages to date, automatic maintenance of the conda-forge
ecosystem will become even more important.
Handling application binary interface (ABI) migrations has always been a
hassle for Conda-Forge. Maintaining ABI consistency helps enable the
"just use conda-forge" experience for many of our users, making
certain that numpy's blas is the same as scipy's. As libraries update
their code, the new versions may be ABI incompatible, as function
signatures and other symbols may have changed, leading to the dreaded
SegmentationFault and other errors.