Mark libarrow* 16.1.0 as broken

[vyasr]

The arrow feedstock has run exports set up to allow runtime versions to float between minor versions within the same major family. Arrow did not release any minor versions between 1.0 and 16.0, only major and patch versions, so this export was never leveraged. However, the 16.1 release of revealed that this run export is not valid because arrow libraries are versioned such that different minor versions are not ABI-compatible, so libraries compiled against 16.0 will not be able to use 16.1 at runtime (and vice versa). The recipe is being fixed in conda-forge/arrow-cpp-feedstock#1409

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[vyasr]

ping @conda-forge/arrow-cpp

[h-vetinari]

Can you please sort the entries? It's hard to see if it's complete

[h-vetinari]

Also you're missing libparquet 16.1.0, which is the only one that has a name not starting with "libarrow"

[vyasr]

What sort order do you want? Right now there's a top-level sort by the library (e.g. all of libarrow, then all of libarrow-all, etc). Within each library it's ordered by the platform (basically the ordering visible on the anaconda package websites).

Good catch on parquet, just added it.

[vyasr]

I've resorted the packages by alphabetical order, then within each package sorted the different builds alphabetically as well. I've also added a newline between packages so that it's hopefully easier to see the group.

[jakirkham]

Would this help with readability?

Agree we are testing the limits of comprehension with these package removals. Might be time to rethink how this is done (though not necessarily in this PR)

[jakirkham]

Suggested change

	- linux-64/libarrow-16.1.0-he216f8a_0_cuda.conda
	# libarrow
	- linux-64/libarrow-16.1.0-he216f8a_0_cuda.conda

[jakirkham]

Suggested change

	- linux-64/libarrow-all-16.1.0-ha770c72_0_cpu.conda
	# libarrow-all
	- linux-64/libarrow-all-16.1.0-ha770c72_0_cpu.conda

[jakirkham]

Suggested change

	- linux-64/libarrow-acero-16.1.0-h530483c_0_cuda.conda
	# libarrow-acero
	- linux-64/libarrow-acero-16.1.0-h530483c_0_cuda.conda

[jakirkham]

Suggested change

	- linux-64/libarrow-dataset-16.1.0-h530483c_0_cuda.conda
	# libarrow-dataset
	- linux-64/libarrow-dataset-16.1.0-h530483c_0_cuda.conda

[jakirkham]

Suggested change

	- linux-64/libarrow-flight-16.1.0-hc0a3844_0_cuda.conda
	# libarrow-flight
	- linux-64/libarrow-flight-16.1.0-hc0a3844_0_cuda.conda

[jakirkham]

Suggested change

	- linux-64/libarrow-flight-sql-16.1.0-h3de2799_0_cuda.conda
	# libarrow-flight-sql
	- linux-64/libarrow-flight-sql-16.1.0-h3de2799_0_cuda.conda

[jakirkham]

Suggested change

	- linux-64/libarrow-gandiva-16.1.0-h35c4161_0_cpu.conda
	# libarrow-gandiva
	- linux-64/libarrow-gandiva-16.1.0-h35c4161_0_cpu.conda

[jakirkham]

Suggested change

	- linux-64/libarrow-substrait-16.1.0-h11d00a1_0_cuda.conda
	# libarrow-substrait
	- linux-64/libarrow-substrait-16.1.0-h11d00a1_0_cuda.conda

[jakirkham]

Suggested change

	- linux-64/libparquet-16.1.0-h6a7eafb_0_cpu.conda
	# libparquet
	- linux-64/libparquet-16.1.0-h6a7eafb_0_cpu.conda

[h-vetinari]

Thanks!