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Deprecation warnings about object arrays in wheel build. #15044
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Not sure why these warnings are not raising an error. EDIT: They also don''t show up on my machine with runtests.py. |
The CI logs say it is using a wheel from this directory but I do not see the wheel there. I wanted to try it out locally. Is it somehow removed? |
You need the pre-release builds: https://7933911d6844c6c53a7d-47bd50c35cd79bd838daf386af554a83.ssl.cf2.rackcdn.com/. I'm thinking this might an artifact of using Python3.6 on bionic as the driving python. I'm testing the release branch now, it uses the old setup with Python3.5 on trusty. |
Thanks for the link, the wheel used in CI shows up there. In CI, it seems multibuild short-curciuts In any case I would be surprised if the driving python and OS play any part, since this is all supposed to happen inside a multibuild docker |
Yep, the warnings don't show up on the release branch. Hmm... |
That CI log is plain confusing. The daily wheel job simply builds a wheel locally, installs it (see here), runs the tests and only uploads it in the |
I'm off to bed, at least the release branch is not troublesome. |
Found it: the test is creating a ragged array sorter here. That test has been there since 2013 or so. There must be some interaction with |
This issue was specitic to the 1.18 release and seemed to be fixed by revert. Closing. |
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