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I'm a little concerned that libopenvino is now being used as a "megapackage" pulling in 150MB of extracted files to nearly all x86 end users.
However, packages like opencv only really depend on:
2024-12-16T14:44:41.2030697Z INFO (libopencv,lib/libopencv_gapi.so.4.10.0): Needed DSO lib/libopenvino.so.2450 found in conda-forge/linux-64::libopenvino==2024.5.0=hac27bb2_0
which is only 20 MB, much more reasonable.
ffmpeg only depends on the same package
2024-12-22T20:16:40.9006839Z INFO (ffmpeg,lib/libavfilter.so.10.4.100): Needed DSO lib/libopenvino_c.so.2450 found in conda-forge/linux-64::libopenvino==2024.5.0=hac27bb2_0
Would it be possible to work toward only a way to only depend on what one needs for each subpackage.
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I'm a little concerned that
libopenvino
is now being used as a "megapackage" pulling in 150MB of extracted files to nearly all x86 end users.However, packages like opencv only really depend on:
which is only 20 MB, much more reasonable.
ffmpeg only depends on the same package
Would it be possible to work toward only a way to only depend on what one needs for each subpackage.
Thank yoU!
xref: conda-forge/ffmpeg-feedstock#285
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