Oh - important detail, the directions that I was following are in
https://arrow.apache.org/docs/developers/python.html .
Steve
On 2023/11/27 18:38:55 Akshara Sadheesh wrote:
> Thank you so much for your reply Raul! So I did run the build using the
> build_venv.sh file. The issue was I think I d
I have a similar problem - using a conda build, following the pyarrow build
instructions.
It works fine on the build machine, but building and installing the wheel ends
up missing some libraries (libutf8, for starters). I’m kind of a newbie in this
regard, could someone spell out how you can do
Thank you so much for your reply Raul! So I did run the build using the
build_venv.sh file. The issue was I think I did not copy over the libarrow.so
files from my docker container in the `root/dist/lib` directory. I have added
them onto `arrow/python/pyarrow`.
After the build finished I copie
Hi Shara,
The example dockerfile installs the base requirements for Ubuntu but
then we use the build_venv.sh (or build_conda.sh) to build the Arrow
CPP library and then pyarrow [1].
>From the error it seems you did not build Arrow CPP as libarrow.so
can't be found. Can you try following the recip
Hi,
I have been trying to use the minimal_build for python with the
provided examples Dockerfile.ubuntu for my lambda layers since it has
a 250 MB limit. I am able to run the build and generate a pyarrow
library. However, the library does not contain any shared .so files.
When in use, it says:
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