* Move Entity Linker v1 component to spacy-legacy
This is a follow up to #11889 that moves the component instead of
removing it.
In general, we never import from spacy-legacy in spaCy proper. However,
to use this component, that kind of import will be necessary. I was able
to test this without issues, but is this current import strategy
acceptable? Or should we put the component in a registry?
* Use spacy-legacy pr for CI
This will need to be reverted before merging.
* Add temporary step to log installed spacy-legacy version
* Modify requirements.txt to trigger tests
* Add comment to Python to trigger tests
* TODO REVERT This is a commit with logic changes to trigger tests
* Remove pipe from YAML
Works locally, but possibly this is causing a quoting error or
something.
* Revert "TODO REVERT This is a commit with logic changes to trigger tests"
This reverts commit 689fae71f3.
* Revert "Add comment to Python to trigger tests"
This reverts commit 11840fc598.
* Add more logging
* Try installing directly in workflow
* Try explicitly uninstalling spacy-legacy first
* Cat requirements.txt to confirm contents
In the branch, the thinc version spec is `thinc>=8.1.0,<8.2.0`. But in
the logs, it's clear that a development release of 9.0 is being
installed. It's not clear why that would happen.
* Log requirements at start of build
* TODO REVERT Change thinc spec
Want to see what happens to the installed thinc spec with this change.
* Update thinc requirements
This makes it the same as it was before the merge, >=8.1.0,<8.2.0.
* Use same thinc version as v4 branch
* TODO REVERT Mark dependency check as xfail
spacy-legacy is specified as a git checkout in requirements.txt while
this PR is in progress, which makes the consistency check here fail.
* Remove debugging output / install step
* Revert "Remove debugging output / install step"
This reverts commit 923ea7448b.
* Clean up debugging output
The manual install step with the URL fragment seems to have caused
issues on Windows due to the = in the URL being misinterpreted. On the
other hand, removing it seems to mean the git version of spacy-legacy
isn't actually installed.
This PR removes the URL fragment but keeps the direct command-line
install. Additionally, since it looks like this job is configured to use
the default shell (and not bash), it removes a comment that upsets the
Windows cmd shell.
* Revert "TODO REVERT Mark dependency check as xfail"
This reverts commit d4863ec156.
* Fix requirements.txt, increasing spacy-legacy version
* Raise spacy legacy version in setup.cfg
* Remove azure build workarounds
* make spacy-legacy version explicit in error message
* Remove debugging line
* Suggestions from code review
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