Python wheels for eccodes >= 2.43 are not available anymore for some Linux OS, like some HPCs (e.g. RedHat7.9).
I understand that the compiled part is now distributed as a separate package/wheel eccodeslib, but this one neither is available.
I also understood that you had to change the docker image to build wheels on github (from manylinux_2_17_x86_64 to manylinux_2_28_x86_64), which may explain why it is not available for "old" OS, but what do you suggest in this case ?
In addition, the version of eccodeslib differs from the version of eccodes packages, as reported in eccodes#414, which is problematic as I need to control the version to install to be consistent with other packages linking a separate install of eccodes.
Python wheels for eccodes >= 2.43 are not available anymore for some Linux OS, like some HPCs (e.g. RedHat7.9).
I understand that the compiled part is now distributed as a separate package/wheel
eccodeslib, but this one neither is available.I also understood that you had to change the docker image to build wheels on github (from
manylinux_2_17_x86_64tomanylinux_2_28_x86_64), which may explain why it is not available for "old" OS, but what do you suggest in this case ?In addition, the version of
eccodeslibdiffers from the version ofeccodespackages, as reported in eccodes#414, which is problematic as I need to control the version to install to be consistent with other packages linking a separate install of eccodes.