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Install GraalPython and supported packages with conda / conda-forge? #254

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paugier opened this issue Dec 23, 2021 · 4 comments
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paugier commented Dec 23, 2021

This is more a question than an issue but it could be seen as a very long term issue 馃檪

conda-forge and the conda/mamba package managers are very popular in the numerical Python community. PyPy starts to be supported by conda-forge and it's now very simple to create a conda environment with PyPy3 and packages compiled for this interpreter.

I guess GraalPython is not yet mature enough but it would be great to be able to create a GraalPython environment with popular packages (without local build process) with something like

mamba -n env_graal graalpython numpy pandas ...

Do you think this could be possible at some point?

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msimacek commented Jan 3, 2022

I hope it will be possible, but we haven't investigated that option yet. I'll try to take a look at what it would entail

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timfel commented Nov 8, 2022

PR to conda-forge is open: conda-forge/staged-recipes#20882

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timfel commented Mar 16, 2023

the graalpy feedstock was merged to conda forge in January, so conda create -c conda-forge -n graalpy graalpy just works now.

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timfel commented Mar 16, 2023

we did not enable any of the native package builds on conda yet, this needs to be done package by package.

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