conda-forge package?

[keewis]

Would you be interested in maintaining a conda-forge feedstock for h3ronpy?

I'm currently trying to package xdggs, which depends on h3ronpy.

Obviously, I volunteer to help, should you need any.

[kylebarron]

You should be able to follow the conda-forge recipe in https://github.com/conda-forge/arro3-core-feedstock or https://github.com/conda-forge/geoindex-rs-feedstock. Anyone can make the feedstock. You can make a PR like conda-forge/staged-recipes#28081 or conda-forge/staged-recipes#27289 if you want to get the ball rolling. And then you can cc me and potentially add both nmandery and me as recipe maintainers if you'd like

[nmandery]

Personally I do not use conda-forge so I am not in a good position to maintain such a package. Contributions are welcome of course.

+1 for Kyles proposal

[keewis]

Anyone can make the feedstock.

Sure, I just wanted to ask first.

In any case, see conda-forge/staged-recipes#28385. I have zero experience with packaging rust+python packages, so there might still be additional things to do (but at least CI and the linters passed). For example, the h3arrow crate might need its own package?

I've added the two of you as co-maintainers of the recipe, could I ask you to accept (or reject) by posting a comment on that PR?

Finally, I've noticed several potential issues in h3ronpy's pyproject.toml (but again, there might be a good rust+python-specific reason for those that I'm not seeing): there's no requires-python entry (the release summary of 0.22.0 says the lower bound is python=3.9), and there's also no lower bound on numpy in the dependencies.