Conda build recipe needs to use run_exports to restrict library versions

[jessemapel]

ISIS version(s) affected: 3.6+

Description

Currently, we specify libraries in both the build and run sections of our conda build recipe. This can result in scenarios like #4103 #4013 and #3969 where different versions of dependency libraries are used during build and installation. Using conda build's run exports we can ensure this doesn't happen.

How to reproduce

See conda/conda#10335 for instructions on one way to reproduce this.

Possible Solution

We should move our libraries under host, run_exports in our conda build recipe. This should cause the built package to require the correct dependency versions.

Additional context

See above linked issue on Conda for more info.

[krlberry]

This issue was too big to tackle during continuous support. I tried moving everything that ISIS links against into the hosts section of the meta.yaml (and removing the run: requirements as if I understood it correctly, the run section should be automatically populated by the run_exports from the host packages) as suggested by the issue Jesse linked to and it results in the isis package at: https://anaconda.org/kberryUSGS/isis/files labeled only_run_exports. If you click on the "information button," you'll see that way too few requirements are listed. My interpertation of this was that the upstream packages don't specify run_exports so the run section isn't populated correctly, but I didn't look into this in detail.

[acpaquette]

To add to this conversation some, various packages added the run_exports method to newer packages than we can use in ISIS. Something to consider when we are looking at when some packages aren't taking advantage of there run_exports feature. This is something @AustinSanders and I saw when updating the ISIS recipe.

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