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Mac Builds Timing Out #29
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@scopatz, I can do that for you. Please make sure you have 10.9 sdk installed on your mac and that it is used when compiling. You can then upload the conda package to your channel and give me a SHA256 for me to verify. I'll then upload it for you. Btw, conda-build=3 has some very nice optimizations for |
Thanks for the offer @isuruf! That is very kind. The package has the 10.9 version set. Ideally, I would be able to just do a |
I think I would just need to be added to the conda-forge group on anaconda.org |
Ah, that's probably a oversight. Only you and @patricksnape from core are not in anaconda.org group. Is your username |
I would be happy to be added, but I have no strong feelings. I wouldn't mind looking into how to upload vtk osx builds which also time out. Username is also patricksnape |
@patricksnape, done |
Thanks @isuruf ! |
Hi @isuruf - yeah, my user name is just |
@scopatz, done |
Thanks a million! |
@conda-forge/core - As per @jakirkham's request, I was wondering if there was a way to manually upload mac packages.
The builds for this package are taking too long on the machines that travis provides. The build is around 15-20 min on Linux and about an hour on mac, which is timing out at the 35 - 45 min mark.
As a Cyclus developer I have done just about everything I can do to minimize compile time (including having the two longest compile-time files be pre-assembled).
I know that the feedstock recipe works, because I can compile it on a mac machine I have access too and it builds and tests just fine.
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