Change minimum libtiledb version for CurrentDomain to 2.26 to fix daily tests
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ihnorton
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LGTM.
Note that IF we ever create a new 0.31.* release against 2.25, this PR cannot be included. However, making such a release would require a release branch from the original release tag, manual backports, etc. So please just make a note in the merge commit that this PR cannot be included in a 0.31.* release.
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The changes in #2111 caused the daily tests to fail. The error indicates that the latest code is not compatible with the libtiledb 2.25.X binaries, since I make use of
range_dtypefunction which was introduced in 2.26.0.To address this, I suggest updating the required version for the current domain. Manually triggering the workflow for this branch appears to resolve the issue: https://github.com/TileDB-Inc/TileDB-Py/actions/runs/12122419572. Our wheels built against 2.25.X should remain unaffected.
Other possible solutions include:
To make something out of this, I would also suggest adding a backward compatibility job in a future PR to our regular CI, derived from the daily tests, to help prevent similar issues in the future.