Comment by mattip
3 years ago
You're welcome.
> that rely on incompatible extensions.
Which ones? Is using conda an option, we have more luck getting binary packages into their build pipelines than getting projects to build wheels for PyPI
3 years ago
You're welcome.
> that rely on incompatible extensions.
Which ones? Is using conda an option, we have more luck getting binary packages into their build pipelines than getting projects to build wheels for PyPI
I can't actually remember off of the top of my head, I tried it out a year or two ago but didn't get too far because during profiling it became clear the biggest opportunities for performance improvement in this app were primarily algorithmic/query/io optimizations outside of Python itself, so business-wise it didn't make too much sense, though if it had I think using Conda would have been on the table. We make heavy use of Pandas/Numpy et al, though I know those are largely supported now so I'd guess it was not one of them but something adjacent.