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I found two small issues when generating the recipe for zarr:
Upstream uses MIT License which is not valid SPDX. We should maybe make a HashMap or other lookup to associate the right SPDX license if possible.
Upstream uses a dependency with an extra for numcodecs which gets wrongly translated to numcodecs [crc32c]>=0.14
Also, the description is printed as a really long single line string but IDK if we can change this with serde_yaml.
When I generated a recipe for bagels, I noticed that we are not detecting noarch: python. If we detect that no compiler is needed, or that there are py-none wheels we should automatically insert the noarch: python option in the build section.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When generating a recipe for quantity-array, the URL / filename should be normalized to quantity_array. Also, any non-alphanumeric character sequences should be reduced to - before normalizing I believe.
# Additionally, non-alphanumeric values in the distribution are
# normalized to underscores (_), meaning hyphens can never occur
# before `-{version}`.
I found two small issues when generating the recipe for
zarr
:MIT License
which is not valid SPDX. We should maybe make a HashMap or other lookup to associate the right SPDX license if possible.numcodecs
which gets wrongly translated tonumcodecs [crc32c]>=0.14
Also, the description is printed as a really long single line string but IDK if we can change this with serde_yaml.
bagels
, I noticed that we are not detectingnoarch: python
. If we detect that no compiler is needed, or that there arepy-none
wheels we should automatically insert thenoarch: python
option in the build section.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: