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The pull request introduces changes to the meta.yaml file for the GOTTCHA2 package. The version number has been increased from "2.1.8.6" to "2.1.8.7". The installation script has been modified to include the --no-cache-dir option in the pip install command, which affects how caching is handled during the installation process. Additionally, the SHA256 checksum for the source URL has been updated to a new value, indicating that the source package has changed. Furthermore, the setuptools package has been added to the host requirements, which may influence the build process. Other dependencies listed in the host and run sections remain unchanged.

Possibly related PRs

• Update meta.yaml for spec2vec #49857: The changes in the meta.yaml file for spec2vec include an update to the build script to include the --no-cache-dir option, similar to the changes made in the main PR for gottcha2.
• Update cpstools to 2.0.2 #51187: The meta.yaml file for cpstools has an updated SHA256 checksum, which is also a change made in the main PR for gottcha2.
• update cosigt to v0.1.2 #51391: The meta.yaml file for cosigt includes an updated SHA256 checksum, paralleling the changes in the main PR for gottcha2.
• Update gencove to 2.23.0 #51404: The meta.yaml file for gencove has an updated SHA256 checksum, similar to the changes made in the main PR for gottcha2.
• Update gencove to 2.23.1 #51819: The meta.yaml file for gencove has an updated SHA256 checksum, which is consistent with the updates in the main PR for gottcha2.
• Update gencove to 2.24.0 #51849: The meta.yaml file for gencove has an updated SHA256 checksum, reflecting a similar type of change as seen in the main PR for gottcha2.

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