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Remove redundant class variable definition from recipes #2938

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  • Some of the variables like call_hostpython_via_targetpython, install_in_hostpython are redifined in the package recipes with the exact same value as its parent class, making the definitions redundant. This patch removes these redefinitions.

- Some of the variables like call_hostpython_via_targetpython,
  install_in_hostpython are redifined in the package recipes with
  the exact same value as its parent class, making the definitions
  redundant. This patch removes this redefinitions.
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feel free to abandon this PR if the variables were redefined originally for readability reasons.

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misl6 commented Dec 8, 2023

Thanks for the cleanup @shyamnathp , however, the CI is failing.

The good news is that I'm 100% sure is not your fault, but in order to have a ✅ , can you please add pygame to this list ?

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Thanks for the cleanup @shyamnathp , however, the CI is failing.

The good news is that I'm 100% sure is not your fault, but in order to have a ✅ , can you please add pygame to this list ?

As a part of understanding the logs, how did you figure out it was 'pygame' that was causing the crash? From the logs, I see liblzma seems to be the culprit and this does not seem to be a dependent recipe of 'pygame'

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