Anyone could help review the Arch Migrator PRs that are created to build osx-arm64 packages ? about metaphone-feedstock

[hmaarrfk]

On pypi, it seems that the source package is distributed, and the source seems to only contain python files.

To make this noarch, see:

https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda-build/en/latest/resources/define-metadata.html#architecture-independent-packages

and you would need to define a lower limit on python

    - python
# To
    - python  >=3.7

Copied over from #12 (comment)

[ivaquero]

@hmaarrfk Thank you so much for the review. I will give it a try.

[ivaquero]

On pypi, it seems that the source package is distributed, and the source seems to only contain python files.

To make this noarch, see:

https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda-build/en/latest/resources/define-metadata.html#architecture-independent-packages

and you would need to define a lower limit on python

    - python
# To
    - python  >=3.7

Copied over from #12 (comment)

I just found that the source repo contains c++ codes, so this cannot be treated as a pure python package. This may be the reason why noarch build failed.

[hmaarrfk]

In the current state of the package, no compiler is used or installed at build time on Linux. So there is virtually no chance that any C code is being included on conda forge.

That code may have been added as a backup, or reference

[ivaquero]

Thank you for the explanation. I will handle this.

[ivaquero]

In the current state of the package, no compiler is used or installed at build time on Linux. So there is virtually no chance that any C code is being included on conda forge.

That code may have been added as a backup, or reference

Please review the new PR when you are free. Thanks again for your educational suggestions!