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arrow example build fails #85
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Get a different error on 3.18 and also 3.19:
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Seems like this is apache/arrow#40756, so we wait for that to be fixed. |
I'm experiencing this issue as well, what draws my attention is:
Maybe is solvable by setting some compiler flags? I tried |
arrow used to build, so you can also try an older version of the R package. |
But not with the |
installr supports everything that pak supports: https://pak.r-lib.org/reference/pak_package_sources.html So it is like this:
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Thanks (again) @gaborcsardi , that seems to work :) |
Cool, so 14.0.2.1 did compile? I'll add a note to the README and the example as well. |
It did, like this:
EDIT: added |
In our case, we needed
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I had the same issue with PyArrow (16.1.0), once python:v*..-alpine was using Alpine v3.20, the problem was solved since the libarrow and apache-arrow-dev libraries were compatible. (Alpine Linux 3.19 provides Arrow 14 or 15, not 16). Alpine Linux v3.19 is using: which provides: and such. While Alpine Linux 3.20 is using: which provides: Hence you have to pin the R arrow package to v14.0.2.1 so it can use the Alpine v3.19 provided libraries. Better solution would be to bump the R-minimal images to use Alpine v3.20 |
@pascalgulikers Yes, that's exactly what we are doing in the example: r-minimal/examples/arrow/Dockerfile Line 12 in 57ef107
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Yes, I'm aware. But if Alpine would be v3.20, you could just do: |
I know. But that could possibly cause trouble for other packages. In general I don't always update to every new Alpine release, to avoid unnecessary maintenance work. |
Seems to be fine now. |
Full output below. The same version of arrow (just released 11 days ago) built fine last week.
I'll try with Alpine 3.18, or 3.19, we should update soon, anyway.
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