[bug#60039] Update GDAL and NetCDF and include lz4 and openjpeg support

[Roman Scherer]

Hi Guillaume,

sorry about that. Here is another patch. The failed dependencies you
mentioned are working now. Another reason why netcdf-parallel-openmpi
failed was that I changed the build system previously to cmake. I went
back to use the original gnu build system. I changed it to cmake
initially because I saw that in Arch Linux's PKGBUILD and I remember
having had some problems initially. I guess it was related to the tests
I now patched.

While at the topic. Do we prefer any build system over the other in
general in Guix, like cmake vs gnu. Does one have more features than the
other (I heard something about cross compilation)?

And another question. How did you find the failing dependencies in the
first place? Did you build all the dependencies of the netcdf packages
with --sources=all?

Thanks for the help.

Roman

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Guillaume Le Vaillant <glv@posteo.net> writes:

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> Roman Scherer <roman.scherer@burningswell.com> skribis:
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>> Hi Guillaume,
>>
>> here's the updated patch for Netcdf. I checked the tests again, I
>> believe I left some of them off by accident after trying a couple of
>> things. So, I enabled some of them again. They pass. However, I left the
>> remote and large file tests still turned off.
>>
>> I believe the remote tests we do not want anyway on Guix CICD
>> system. Is that correct? And the large file tests seem to take ages. Can
>> we ignore them, because they are super annoying?
>>
>> Thanks for the review.
>>
>> Wdyt?
>>
>> Roman.
>>
>> [2. text/x-diff; 0005-gnu-netcdf-Update-to-4.9.0.patch]...
>
> Hi,
>
> The build environment doesn't have network access, so indeed remote
> tests have to be disabled.
>
> The netcdf-parallel-openmpi package fails to build with the updated
> netcdf. I think it's because the package definition for
> netcdf-parallel-openmpi inherits from the package definition for netcdf,
> so it has to be updated to take into consideration the build-system
> change of netcdf.
>
> There are also some dependents that fail to build (cdo, python-h5netcdf,
> python-meshio, qgis). I saw some error messages about conflicting
> versions of hdf5, probably because in your patch netcdf uses hdf5-1.12
> and the dependents also have hdf5 (v1.10) in their dependency graph in
> some way. Maybe this could be fixed by using hdf5 instead of hdf5-1.12
> for netcdf...
>
> Could take a look?
>
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