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Python-2.7.18-GCCcore-10.2.0.eb wont build anymore - end of life #12016
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Well, same as Issue #12017 this is again an ubuntu based problem. Building with CentOS succeedes. edit: |
@Mormacill Sorry for the delay in picking up on this... The message you're seeing is only a warning, the actual problem must be something different. Please check the log file for the specific error? |
@boegel no problem! Here is a full build log, it's hard for me to figure out on this: |
I also think that the problem is with the pip version. I have tested from 20.0.2 up, and the last working version is 20.1.1. From this version on, easybuild fails just after installing wheel-0.35.1 extension with:
I have created PR #12293 to switch back to pip-20.1.1 in the easyconfig. |
@algiar thanks for your testing! |
Oh, sorry, I forgot to mention. I reproduced the error and did the testing on Centos 7.9. Well, it was a docker container actually. |
I also tried it again with CentOS 7.9 after your test and indeed it now also occurs at CentOS. A month ago when I opened this issue I experienced this error with ubuntu, test with CentOS still succeded there. |
I'm not seeing this problem on CentOS 7.9. The warning about In the log that @Mormacill shared, this is the real problem:
That points to a bug in pip 20.2, see pypa/pip#8658, which was fixed in pypa/pip#8666, which is included with pip 20.3. @algiar So rather than downgrading |
That's fair enough. Better going forward than going backwards :-; |
Solved by pr #12293 |
Python-2.7.18-GCCcore-10.2.0.eb build ends with message:
In fact I wanted to build Qt5 5.14.2, but it depends on Python 2.7.18. Just in November it was changed back from Python 3 to Python 2: b840380
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