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Dorian Kind updated ARROW-13053:
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Description:
When installing pyarrow 4.0.1 from source, the install step fails with
{{error: can't copy 'build/lib.macosx-11.3-arm64-3.9/pyarrow/include/arrow':
doesn't exist or not a regular file}}
because the headers directory
{{build/lib.macosx-11.3-arm64-3.9/pyarrow/include/arrow}}
is a relative symlink to {{../Cellar/apache-arrow/4.0.1/include/arrow}}
I believe this is caused by the build system including the header files from
{{/opt/homebrew/include/arrow}}, which is the above symlink:
{{ls -hl /opt/homebrew/include/arrow
}}{{lrwxr-xr-x 1 dki admin 42B Jun 8 15:35 /opt/homebrew/include/arrow
-> ../Cellar/apache-arrow/4.0.1/include/arrow}}
I was able work around this issue by modifying line 334 in {{CMakeLists.txt}}
from
{{#Always bundle includes}}
{{file(COPY ${ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR}/arrow DESTINATION
${BUILD_OUTPUT_ROOT_DIRECTORY}/include)}}
to
{{#Always bundle includes}}
{{get_filename_component(REAL_ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR "${ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR}/arrow"
REALPATH)}}
{{file(COPY ${}}{{REAL_ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR}}{{} DESTINATION
${BUILD_OUTPUT_ROOT_DIRECTORY}/include)}}
But I'm not familiar with CMake, so maybe there is a more appropriate way to
fix this.
was:
When installing pyarrow 4.0.1 from source, the install step fails with
{{error: can't copy 'build/lib.macosx-11.3-arm64-3.9/pyarrow/include/arrow':
doesn't exist or not a regular file}}
because the headers directory
{{build/lib.macosx-11.3-arm64-3.9/pyarrow/include/arrow}}
is a relative symlink to {{../Cellar/apache-arrow/4.0.1/include/arrow}}
I believe this is caused by the build system including the header files from
\{{/opt/homebrew/include/arrow}}, which is the above symlink:
{{ls -hl /opt/homebrew/include/arrow
}}{{lrwxr-xr-x 1 dki admin 42B Jun 8 15:35 /opt/homebrew/include/arrow
-> ../Cellar/apache-arrow/4.0.1/include/arrow}}
I was able work around this issue by modifying line 334 in {{CMakeLists.txt}}
from
{{Always bundle includes}}
{{file(COPY ${ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR}/arrow DESTINATION
${BUILD_OUTPUT_ROOT_DIRECTORY}/include)}}
to
{{Always bundle includes}}
{{get_filename_component(REAL_ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR "${ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR}/arrow"
REALPATH)}}
{{file(COPY ${}}{{REAL_ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR}}{{} DESTINATION
${BUILD_OUTPUT_ROOT_DIRECTORY}/include)}}
But I'm not familiar with CMake, so maybe there is a more appropriate way to
fix this.
> Build fails on MacOS Big Sur using homebrewed Arrow libraries
> -------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: ARROW-13053
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-13053
> Project: Apache Arrow
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Python
> Affects Versions: 4.0.1
> Environment: MacOS BigSur 11.4 (Apple Silicon)
> Python 3.9.5
> apache-arrow 4.0.1 (via Homebrew)
> Reporter: Dorian Kind
> Priority: Major
> Labels: build-failure
>
> When installing pyarrow 4.0.1 from source, the install step fails with
> {{error: can't copy 'build/lib.macosx-11.3-arm64-3.9/pyarrow/include/arrow':
> doesn't exist or not a regular file}}
> because the headers directory
> {{build/lib.macosx-11.3-arm64-3.9/pyarrow/include/arrow}}
> is a relative symlink to {{../Cellar/apache-arrow/4.0.1/include/arrow}}
> I believe this is caused by the build system including the header files from
> {{/opt/homebrew/include/arrow}}, which is the above symlink:
> {{ls -hl /opt/homebrew/include/arrow
> }}{{lrwxr-xr-x 1 dki admin 42B Jun 8 15:35 /opt/homebrew/include/arrow
> -> ../Cellar/apache-arrow/4.0.1/include/arrow}}
> I was able work around this issue by modifying line 334 in {{CMakeLists.txt}}
> from
> {{#Always bundle includes}}
> {{file(COPY ${ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR}/arrow DESTINATION
> ${BUILD_OUTPUT_ROOT_DIRECTORY}/include)}}
> to
> {{#Always bundle includes}}
> {{get_filename_component(REAL_ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR "${ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR}/arrow"
> REALPATH)}}
> {{file(COPY ${}}{{REAL_ARROW_INCLUDE_DIR}}{{} DESTINATION
> ${BUILD_OUTPUT_ROOT_DIRECTORY}/include)}}
> But I'm not familiar with CMake, so maybe there is a more appropriate way to
> fix this.
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