relock w/ conda-lock

[regro-cf-autotick-bot]

This pull request relocks the dependencies with conda-lock.

The following packages have been updated:

platform: osx-arm64
- rattler-build: 0.34.1 -> 0.35.1

platform: linux-64
- rattler-build: 0.34.1 -> 0.35.1

platform: osx-64
- rattler-build: 0.34.1 -> 0.35.1

[beckermr]

@wolfv Can you look at this rattler-build error?

[wolfv]

Hmm, the behavior of rattler-build changed because I thought the expectation would be to not automatically load adjacent variant config files if an explicit variant config is given.

So e.g. for the pytorch-cpu-feedstock we stop loading variants.yaml automatically, and based on the code only look at .ci_support/*.

[beckermr]

Hmm, the behavior of rattler-build changed because I thought the expectation would be to not automatically load adjacent variant config files if an explicit variant config is given.

conda-build loads all of them and has a specific order for which ones take precedence over the others. I think folks will expect rattler-build to follow the same spec or a CEP specifying how this should work needs to be written. See this code comment: https://github.com/conda/conda-build/blob/main/conda_build/variants.py#L207

[wolfv]

OK, I'll add behavior to load adjacent variants and layer additional variants on top.

I will not implement behavior to load variant files from magical other places :)

[beckermr]

I will not implement behavior to load variant files from magical other places :)

Ummmm ok? The defacto conda standard is what is in conda-build unless we have a CEP for it. I suggest if you want new behavior that you write and submit a CEP for voting. We can't maintain a coherent ecosystem if individual authors pick and choose.

[wolfv]

We just don't load variant config files from the user home dir etc. :)

[wolfv]

Can we run this again with 0.35.2 or 0.35.3? Both should have the fix

[beckermr]

/relock-conda

[beckermr]

I am still seeing the same file opening error.

[beckermr]

This is with 0.35.3

[wolfv]

Will have to investigate tomorrow. Sorry