v3.12

Authors:

• Marius van Niekerk

v3.11.0

Added:

• The maximum number of parallel jobs a feedstock can run at once will be limited
  to 50. This will ensure that all projects have a fair access to CI resources
  without job-hungry feedstocks hogging the build queue.

Fixed:

• Add --suppress-variables flag to conda-build command in Windows template

Authors:

• Jaime Rodríguez-Guerra
• Billy K. Poon

v3.10.3

Fixed:

• Linting of recipes with multiple URLs was broken in last release and is fixed now

Authors:

• Isuru Fernando

v3.10.2

Added:

• Add a "--feedstock_config" option to the regenerate/rerender, update-anaconda-token, azure-buildid subcommands for providing an alternative path to the feedstock configuration file (normally "conda-forge.yml"). This allows different names or to put the configuration outside the feedstock root.
• Linter will now check for duplicates of conda packages using pypi name
• Validate the value of noarch. (Should be python or generic.)

Changed:

• Use ubuntu-latest instead of ubuntu-16 in the Azure pipeline template.

Fixed:

• short_config_name is used at azure pipelines artifact publishing step.
• Duplicate feedstocks with only '-' vs '_' difference is now correctly checked.
• correctly detect use of test/script in outputs

Authors:

• Isuru Fernando
• Uwe L. Korn
• Ryan Volz
• Duncan Macleod
• fhoehle
• Ben Mares

v3.10.1

Added:

• Allow osx builds in build-locally.py

Changed:

• Focal is now used for Linux builds on Travis CI

Authors:

• Isuru Fernando
• Matthew R. Becker
• Chris Burr

v3.10.0

Added:

• Added clone_depth parameter for use in conda-forge.yml that sets the feedstock git clone depth for all providers (except CircleCI). By default (clone_depth: none), current behavior is maintained by using the provider's default checkout/clone settings. A full clone with no depth limit can be specified by setting clone_depth: 0.
• Log groups support for GitHub Actions
• Added support for Github Actions as a CI provider. Provider name to use in conda-forge.yml
  is github_actions. Note that Github Actions cannot be enabled as a CI provider for conda-forge
  github organization to prevent a denial of service for other infrastructure.
• Add instructions to feedstock README template for configuring strict channel priority.

Changed:

• The ci-skeleton command now creates a default conda-forge.yml that sets clone_depth: 0 for full depth clones on all providers. This default supports expected behavior when using GIT_DESCRIBE_* to set version and build numbers in the recipe by ensuring that tags are present. This effectively changes the default clone behavior for the Github Action and Travis providers, as all other providers do a full clone by default.

Fixed:

• Prevent duplicated log group tags when set -x is enabled.
• Fix run_osx_build not failing early on setup error.
• Fix too long filenames for build done canary files.

Authors:

• Isuru Fernando
• Jaime Rodríguez-Guerra
• Ryan Volz
• Marcel Bargull
• Philippe Blain
• Matthew R. Becker
• Marcel Bargull

v3.9.0

Added:

• Enabled multiple entries for key_add operations.
• Define Bash functions startgroup() and endgroup() that provide a
  provider-agnostic way to group or fold log lines for quicker visual inspection.
  In principle, this only affects Linux and MacOS, since Windows pipelines
  use CI native steps. So far, only Azure and Travis support this. In the other
  providers a fallback echo "<group name>" statement is supplied.
• Support os_version in conda-forge.yml
• Add use_local option to use the migrator from the feedstock

Changed:

• To cross compile for win-32 from win-64, using target_platform
  is no longer supported. Use build_platform: win_32: win64 in conda-forge.yml.
• run_osx_build.sh had hardcoded handlers for Travis log folding. These have
  been replaced with the now equivalent Bash functions.
• A lower bound on python version for noarch python is now required

Fixed:

• Fix "File name too long" error for many zip keys
  Replace config filenames by their short versions if filesystem limits
  are approached.
• Fix running ./build-locally.py --debug with cross-compilation
• Fixed dead conda-docs link to the build/number explanation in the README template.
• Fixed rendering error where the recipe's conda_build_config.yaml is
  applied again, removing some variants.
• Fixed list formatting in the README.
• migration_ts and migrator_ts were both used in conda-smithy and migration_ts was removed in favour of migrator_ts

Authors:

• Isuru Fernando
• Matthew R. Becker
• Jaime Rodríguez-Guerra
• Chris Burr
• Leo Fang
• Marcel Bargull
• Wolf Vollprecht
• Hugo Slepicka
• Bastian Zimmermann

v3.8.6

Changed:

• Run docker builds using delegated volume mounts.

Fixed:

• All keys zipped with docker_image are now handled properly.
• Changed CI configuration to not run tests on push events to branches that
  are not master.
• CI runs on PRs from forks now.
• # is not a valid comment symbol on Windows and using it as part of a pipeline Batch step will cause a (harmless) error in the logs. It has been replaced by :: instead.

Security:

• Use latest conda-incubator/setup-miniconda version to circumvent the GH Actions deprecations on Nov 16th

Authors:

• Isuru Fernando
• Matthew R Becker
• Matthew R. Becker
• Uwe L. Korn
• John Kirkham
• Jaime Rodríguez-Guerra

v3.8.5

Changed:

• Moved CI to GitHub actions and removed travis-ci
• Use the shorter build ID instead of job ID to name Azure artifacts when they are stored. This helps prevent the artifact name from being too long, which would result in being unable to download it.
• Replaced travis-ci status badge w/ GitHub actions one.

Fixed:

• Faulty migrator_ts type check prevented manual migrations from happening (those that are not yet merged to conda-forge-pinning).
• Previous release accidentally included a commit that made noarch: python
  recipes without a lower bound error. This was changed to a hint

Authors:

• Isuru Fernando
• Matthew R. Becker
• Ryan Volz
• Marius van Niekerk
• Jaime Rodríguez-Guerra

v3.8.4

Fixed:

• conda-build 3.20.5 compatibility for target_platform being always defined.

Authors:

• Isuru Fernando