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Prem Sagar Gali updated ARROW-15330:
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Description:
Starting arrow `6.0.1`, the `grpc-cpp` requirement was raised to
`>=1.42.0,<1.43.0a0` which forces the GCC stack (`libstdcxx-ng`, `ibgcc-ng`) to
pin to `>=11.2.0`.
Prior to this change, the GCC stack was pinned to `>=9.4.0`.
Due to this change, many downstream libraries will have a conflict as many OSS
libraries rely on if they rely on default GCC of LTS versions of OS's.
Currently, Ubuntu 20.04 ships with gcc-9 and ubuntu 22.04 which will have
gcc-11 as default is not out yet. The lastest `nvcc` 11.5 also doesn't fully
support host compiler gcc 11.x for the same reason. Hence is it possible to
relax arrow-cpp's `grpc-cpp` requirements so that it is also compatible with
`libstdcxx-ng`/`ibgcc-ng`>=9.4.0 and release binaries for `6.0.1`?
was:
Starting arrow `6.0.1`, the `grpc-cpp` requirement was raised to
`>=1.42.0,<1.43.0a0` which forces the GCC stack (`libstdcxx-ng`, `ibgcc-ng`) to
pin to `>=11.2.0`.
Prior to this change, the GCC stack was pinned to `>=9.4.0`.
Due to this change, many downstream libraries will have a conflict as many OSS
libraries rely on if they rely on default GCC of LTS versions of OS's.
Currently, Ubuntu 20.04 ships with gcc-9 and ubuntu 22.04 which will have
gcc-11 as default is not out yet. Hence is it possible to relax arrow-cpp's
`grpc-cpp` requirements so that it is also compatible with
`libstdcxx-ng`/`ibgcc-ng`>=9.4.0 and release binaries for `6.0.1`?
> Relaxing `grpc-cpp` requirements to avoid package inconsistency
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>
> Key: ARROW-15330
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-15330
> Project: Apache Arrow
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: C++, Python
> Affects Versions: 7.0.0, 6.0.1
> Environment: ubuntu
> Reporter: Prem Sagar Gali
> Priority: Major
>
> Starting arrow `6.0.1`, the `grpc-cpp` requirement was raised to
> `>=1.42.0,<1.43.0a0` which forces the GCC stack (`libstdcxx-ng`, `ibgcc-ng`)
> to pin to `>=11.2.0`.
>
> Prior to this change, the GCC stack was pinned to `>=9.4.0`.
>
> Due to this change, many downstream libraries will have a conflict as many
> OSS libraries rely on if they rely on default GCC of LTS versions of OS's.
> Currently, Ubuntu 20.04 ships with gcc-9 and ubuntu 22.04 which will have
> gcc-11 as default is not out yet. The lastest `nvcc` 11.5 also doesn't fully
> support host compiler gcc 11.x for the same reason. Hence is it possible to
> relax arrow-cpp's `grpc-cpp` requirements so that it is also compatible with
> `libstdcxx-ng`/`ibgcc-ng`>=9.4.0 and release binaries for `6.0.1`?
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