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CI: place scipy-openblas in a dependency-group - #32946
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| - name: Install dependencies | ||
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| pip install -r requirements/build_requirements.txt | ||
| pip install -r requirements/ci_requirements.txt |
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I looked at a log file from one of these runs and openblas isn't actually used.
| - name: Install dependencies | ||
| run: | | ||
| pip install -r requirements/build_requirements.txt | ||
| pip install -r requirements/ci_requirements.txt |
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I looked at a log file from one of these runs and openblas isn't actually used.
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This means we can change this line in numpy-release and not manage the requirement file in two places? If so that would be great! |
In the short term changes are required in two locations; the openblas32+openblas64 dependency groups in the numpy/numpy pyproject.toml as well as numpy-release/requirements/openblas_requirements.txt. There's no syncing to numpy-release. In the longer term I'd like to do what scipy does. scipy-release now uses dependency pinning (via uv), which is good for security. There you only need to update the openblas dependency group in the scipy/scipy pyproject.toml, there are no other changes to that repo. Subsequently the dependency groups and lock file in scipy/scipy-release need to be synchronised and updated. This is done with the update_lock.sh script. If the sync isn't done then the wheel build falls over. Transitioning to the longer term plan will need to be done across a few PRs. |
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With dependency groups in pyproject.toml everything is in one place, and it's much easier to manage than multiple requirements files. scipy doesn't use requirements.txt files any more. |
That is, the canonical (and sole) place for specifying all dependencies is pyproject.toml. |
| - name: Check scipy-openblas version in release pipelines | ||
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| python tools/check_openblas_version.py --req-files numpy-release/requirements/openblas_requirements.txt | ||
| NRV=$(grep -E '^scipy-openblas64' numpy-release/requirements/openblas_requirements.txt | sed -E 's/^scipy-openblas64[^0-9]*//') |
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This step will disappear completely with dependency pinning.
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@mattip, I've just realised what you're asking. In the short term (i.e. before dependency pinning), yes we can remove the numpy-release openblas_requirements.txt file and use this dependency group instead. |
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| python tools/check_openblas_version.py --req-files numpy-release/requirements/openblas_requirements.txt | ||
| NRV=$(grep -E '^scipy-openblas64' numpy-release/requirements/openblas_requirements.txt | sed -E 's/^scipy-openblas64[^0-9]*//') | ||
| OBLA=$(python -c "import tomllib; print(tomllib.load(open('pyproject.toml','rb'))['dependency-groups']['openblas64'][0].split('==')[1])") |
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There are three copies of the parsing code: here (2) and in compiler_sanatizers.yml. Can we reuse tools/check_openblas_version.py to do this?
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Yes, not ideal. My thought was that when numpy-release gets a lock file then the script becomes redundant.
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How about:
- merge this PR.
- I follow up with a PR to numpy-release removing the openblas requirements file, and installing openblas from the specification in pyproject.toml
- I submit another PR removing the check_openblas_version script, and this step. In the other location where it's used I just check that the parsed version is greater than a certain value.
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Thanks @andyfaff |
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PR summary
Places scipy-openblas pins into a dependency-group
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EDIT: used AI to create the parse code for the requirements.txt files in
linux.yml.