Remove turbodbc build #98
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This is removing turbodbc, as we are not able to get the latest version to build (see deephaven#97). This effects our ability to test the latest version of numpy. See deephaven#71 for related concerns generally about option dependencies and the restrictions they place on server-base.
jmao-denver
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| # unixodbc, odbc-postgresql for postgres / turbodbc integration testing | ||
| # unixodbc, odbc-postgresql for postgres integration testing |
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Strictly we don't need these packages, but we want to keep them in case we need to do manual testing of turbodbc. Maybe a comment to make it clear?
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This is removing turbodbc, as we are not able to get the latest version to build (see #97). This effects our ability to test the latest version of numpy.
See #71 for related concerns generally about option dependencies and the restrictions they place on server-base.