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Add py-hail and requisite new versions to py-spark #44106
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Hi @teaguesterling! I noticed that the following package(s) don't yet have maintainers:
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…e addressed and HAIL's requirements can be met
…ned requirements for HAIL
…. Py4J will call Java to start a Java sub process and will fail at runtime if it is not available
This was split up into multiple PRs |
This adds the HAIL Python package (
py-hail
) (https://hail.is) installed from PyPI and some requisite updates to thepy-pyspark
to match the dependencies for HAIL.This is a bit of a shortcut as HAIL can also be compiled from source instead of installed from PyPI. That would likely be a different package as it also provides a Jar and has some C libraries to build as well.