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Hello! I'm assessing the suitability for using py7zr in a commercial context and I've found that the dependency pybcpy requires a paid license for commercial use, but I can't actually find any reference to pybcpy from the py7zr source code.

Can you recall why pybcpy was added and whether it is still necessary? It was added to the recipe in Oct 20, 2021

Many thanks

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Issue

I was working on another conda-forge recipe, when I the build failed because of some pip-check errors. It appears that the following two dependencies are necessary for py7zr.

requirements:
  run:
	...
	# pyppmd and zipfile-deflate constraints are necessary for py7zr
    - pyppmd >=0.17.0,<0.18.0
    - zipfile-deflate64 >=0.2.0

Please update the conda-forge package dependencies accordingly.

Refer to: conda-forge/staged-recipes#18423 (comment)

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Issue:

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Issue

@sarthakpati FYI

The current recipe is for py7zr version 0.20.8. The conda-forge recipe requires pyppmd >=0.18.1,<1.1.0. However, the pypi release for 0.20.8 has a conflicting requirement set: pyppmd>=1.1.0,<1.2.0.

This prevents any other feedstocks which depend on py7zr from building cleanly, e.g. conda-forge/staged-recipes#24806, as pip check raises an error:

+ pip check
py7zr 0.20.8 has requirement pyppmd<1.2.0,>=1.1.0, but you have pyppmd 1.0.0.

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Environment info

conda-forge feedstock with recipe depending on `py7zr` without a version pin.