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Some more details: * This happens on a container based on an Oracle Linux image, which leads to the separate lib/lib64 namespaces (not sure that it is controllable whether shared...

Anyone? As I see it, there are only 2 possible explanations: * tensorflow-io's approach for loading the shared objects is not working for lib/lib64 layouts and should be fixed; *...

I have revisited this issue now and I have isolated its root cause. The problem is unrelated from docker: it is due to the fact that, on RHEL-distributions, `platlib` is...

Am I the only one concerned about the fact that registering `eval` as a resolver opens a can of worms from a security perspective? It opens the door to arbitrary...

Opinions can differ of course, but IMO just adding a warning because it can be a useful tip is not enough given that we are talking about the official docs....

I cannot comment whether the specific implementation you suggest would be secure, but on a more general level I would not be against a "safer" eval implementation. With `eval` the...

Hi, is there any plan to address this? As pytest 7.x.x usage is spreading this could become a more serious blocker down the road.

pity, but thanks for the quick reply. Just want to add that in my case I have the AssertionError even for pytest 6.x.x (I tested several versions). The only difference...