Link to the issue I raised about the private library
@@ -14,17 +14,22 @@ source:
- url: https://gitlab.com/zaber-core-libs/zaber-motion-lib/-/archive/v{{ version }}/zaber-motion-lib-v{{ version }}.tar.gz
sha256: 2dd67fea9df9439b8b9774c777a1ad501b13615b00243a5582d0c318e89d17a6
folder: zaber-motion-lib
- # From what I can they, they compile alot of opensource go code
- # into statically linked libraries. This code migth be using protobuf 3.7.0.....
+
+ # From what I can they, they compile alot of opensource go code into
+ # statically linked libraries. This code migth be using protobuf 3.7.0.....
# lets ignore that for now.
#
- # This statically linked code becomes this binary package, which they
- # create universal wheels for, even though the package isn't a universal
- # wheel.
+ # I can't actually build the whole thing myself because they use a private
+ # library in their build
+ #
+ # https://gitlab.com/zaber-core-libs/zaber-motion-lib/issues/1
+ #
+ # This statically linked code becomes this binary package, which they create
+ # universal wheels for, even though the package isn't a universal wheel.
#
- # because I don't feel like patching their code too much, I'm just leaving the
- # packages as is.
- # It could be that this is incompatible with conda-forge's cos6
+ # because I don't feel like patching their code too much, I'm just leaving
+ # the packages as is. It could be that this is incompatible with
+ # conda-forge's cos6
- url: https://pypi.io/packages/source/{{ name[0] }}/{{ name }}-bindings-{{ platform }}/zaber_motion_bindings_{{ platform }}-{{ version }}.tar.gz
sha256: 29b9859c6a7ddf95961ce4d470bcefb58dba3d713b9771b2eca446cef0b43354 # [osx]
sha256: 1f26c2d64b4e051629621c508183329268d453716ac3b7fc1746ecd8776785f0 # [linux]
