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Broken Backwards compatibility around bytes_view #14983
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Arrow 10.0.0 bumped to C++ 17, see: #13991 |
I'm testing with C++17 now, the build is successful, test are currently running |
Also, in case you are interested I sent this email today to the dev mailing list around removing some integration tests around turbodbc because they have been commented for 8 months now: https://lists.apache.org/thread/nqbbrnsdf86j0lj4j1rhbyxgs5o33p5w |
Are you removing Arrow test around turbodbc nightly, or Turbodbc test around Arrow Nightly. The Turbodbc test around Arrow Nightly should working going forward. I was able to confirm bumping to C++17 was the only remaining issue |
There are two nightly jobs that have been commented for 8 months and would be cleaned up:
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I see no reason why Arrow would need to keep those test, specially if they've been commented out for 8 months with no issue. Turbodbc will keep the test with arrow nightly. I'm going to close this issue out because the bump to c++17 resolved the issue. |
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Here is the full command that failed with all the included directories
It also states that this is only defined for C++17 and on. Currently, the turbodbc build with pyarrow10 version is failing because of this. The default build behavior of turbodbc uses the following commands
add_definitions("-std=c++11")
andextra_compile_args.append("--std=c++11")
I believe this is the final blocker for bumping turbodbc requirements to greater than 9.
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