Update the name of the remapcon2 operator in R recipes

[ehogan]

Description

• Closes Update the name of the remapcon2 operator in R recipes #3610
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[valeriupredoi]

Many thanks @ehogan 🍺

[bouweandela]

Thanks! Could you please do the checklist?

[ehogan]

Thanks! Could you please do the checklist?

Apologies, now done! 😊 Although, it did make me wonder whether I should add a pin to cdo (>=2.3.0) as remapscon2 will only work from v2.3.0 onwards 🤔

[bouweandela]

Thanks, that's why we have the checklist ;-) Updating the pin sounds like a good idea.

[ehogan]

Thanks, that's why we have the checklist ;-) Updating the pin sounds like a good idea.

Thanks @bouweandela! 🥳 Added in 618b6f8 👍

[valeriupredoi]

@ehogan cdo on PyPI is old, stuck at 1.6.0 so pinning it in setup.py will trigger an actual search of the index, so it fails coz it can't find a requested version to satisfy the pin, I'd not pin it in setup.py, and just leave it pinned in the conda env file 👍🍺

[ehogan]

@ehogan cdo on PyPI is old, stuck at 1.6.0 so pinning it in setup.py will trigger an actual search of the index, so it fails coz it can't find a requested version to satisfy the pin, I'd not pin it in setup.py, and just leave it pinned in the conda env file 👍🍺

Thanks @valeriupredoi; I removed the pin in setup.py in b929755. I also realised I hadn't added it to environment_osx.yml, so I did that in bfe68d9 😊

[valeriupredoi]

Many thanks @ehogan all looks good to me, @bouweandela maybe you could approve and merge when you got a minute 🍺

[bouweandela]

cdo on PyPI is old, stuck at 1.6.0 so pinning it in setup.py will trigger an actual search of the index, so it fails coz it can't find a requested version to satisfy the pin, I'd not pin it in setup.py, and just leave it pinned in the conda env file

That is not quite correct. The cdo package on PyPI is on conda-forge as python-cdo. This is a Python wrapper around cdo, not cdo itself. See https://github.com/conda-forge/python-cdo-feedstock/blob/main/recipe/meta.yaml.