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micromamba needs this. Signed-off-by: dann frazier <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: dann frazier <[email protected]>
…2.0.5 We were tracking the date-based tags, but these tags are not always forward-moving. Switch to the semver tags instead. Now, there isn't a single stream of semver tags in this project, rather there are tags per binary - e.g. libmamba-2.0.5, libmambapy-2.0.5 and micromamba-2.0.5. These tags appear to always point to the same commit hash for each release, but I'm not sure we can assume that will always be the case. Let's just treat them as separate projects. Signed-off-by: dann frazier <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: dann frazier <[email protected]>
Latest package update PR @ #36642 |
Also see slack thread (internal to chainguard) RE discussion static vs dynamic https://chainguard-dev.slack.com/archives/C0627BW5GLF/p1730889041303439 |
There is a Latest update PR #38633 |
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We've been using upstream date-based tags for our versions, but that's apparently not what those tags are for. Currently that has CI wanting to move us backwards. We should use the semver tags instead.
Since
libmamba
,libmambapy
andmicromamba
are all tagged separately, it's not clear which tag prefix we should be using. My thought was that we should treat them as separate sources even though they are from the same repo, and even though their releases always seem to point to the same hash.If we did that, we'd build
libmamba
andlibmamba-dev
fromlibmamba.yaml
, and then havemicromamba.yaml
,py3-libmambapy.yaml
, andmamba-package.yaml
files that build those binaries against the existinglibmamba-dev
.But there are some problems here.
2024.10.02
to2.0.4
version strings, since they sort lesser. We discussed options here, and withdrawing the date-versioned apks seems like the way to go.mamba-package
doesn't have a tag stream. I'm not sure which tag stream we should be using to build it.micromamba
is supposed to be statically linked, according to https://github.com/mamba-org/mamba?tab=readme-ov-file#micromamba. Ours is not, and looks like it will require some CMake work to do so.