Pandas 1.2.0 python 3.7 aarch64 wheels
janaknat opened this issue · comments
The latest version of Pandas (1.2.0) doesn't have python 3.7 aarch64 wheels.
Logs from Travis shows 179 failures.
https://travis-ci.com/github/MacPython/pandas-wheels/jobs/464925073#L19716
Is this a known issue/being worked on?
we currently have very limited arm support because of travis ci issues - hopefully will be resolved at some point and release a wheel then
yep that's the reason #37784 has not yet been closed, pandas-dev/pandas#37784 (comment)
MacPython is shared with other projects (and also the credits), so not really in a position to use that repo for troubleshooting.
we need to first be able to recreate the failures in the pandas repo. and ideally make the environments in MacPython and pandas more similar.
for conda-feedstock we use azure for the arm builds but it is much slower
for conda-feedstock we use azure for the arm builds but it is much slower
correction/clarification:
we use azure for the osx_arm64 which is not any slower
we also use azure for the linux_ppc64le which is much slower
we use drone for the linux_aarch64 which is slower but not as slow as the linux_ppc64le
@simonjayhawkins Did you guys get credits from Travis?
nope
travis has totally ignored us
can u help?
@jreback I've contacted Travis about the credits.
@jreback Can you please check if you have the credits? Travis let me know that they've added some.
thanks @janaknat but nothing changed afaict
@jreback So, the Travis folks have said they've provisioned the MacPython org with credits. Is there a separate dashboard for MacPython? Maybe it doesn't show up on the individual project dashboard?
ahh ok thanks. yeah we use that one but just for building (that's also shared across separate projects). our travis account is:https://travis-ci.com/github/pandas-dev/pandas
Do I understand this correctly: pandas-wheels project is in MacPython org and uses Travis credits from there. The pandas-dev project uses your own Travis account and associated credits?
we had an account in travis-ci.org for pandas but not sure of the the new site
@jreback Do you have enough Travis credits to debug the pandas python 3.7 issue?
we have 0 credits and have completely stopped using travis
@jreback The latest pandas release has no aarch64 wheels. Was there any issues?
see above we r unable to test
@jreback @janaknat I have been working on resolving the 179 test failure for python v3.7 and it looks like that the reason for failures is the numpy version, the wheels for aarch64 in numpy were released from version 1.19.0 onwards.
I have modified the travis.yml for python v3.7 to use the numpy version as 1.19.1 instead of 1.16.5 and all the test failures have been resolved.
I will be happy to raise the pull request if you agree.
we are not going to change 1.2.x at all. for 1.3 we are using numpy 1.17.
also 3.7 is getting kicked out soon (as soon as we cut 1.3)
this is really not a monitored repo, best to raise questions on the main pandas repo.
@jreback Are the wheels created with a different repo?
wheels are created here but off the pandas main source
@jreback @janaknat I have been working on resolving the 179 test failure for python v3.7 and it looks like that the reason for failures is the numpy version, the wheels for aarch64 in numpy were released from version 1.19.0 onwards.
I have modified the travis.yml for python v3.7 to use the numpy version as 1.19.1 instead of 1.16.5 and all the test failures have been resolved.
I will be happy to raise the pull request if you agree.
@jreback In this wheel build repo we are setting NP_BUILD_DEP=1.19.0 when building python 3.8 and python 3.9 aarch64 wheels. Is pandas 3.7 locked with numpy=1.16.5?
these will be updated for 1.3 T release time