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As a follow-up to #6720 - I just realised that bumping to 12.6 means we should have updated GCC pins as well. The upstream docs (found the reference in conda-forge/nvcc-feedstock#51) say that nvcc compatible with "GCC 6.x - 13.2". We're on 13.3 though.
Is the minor-level bound really enforced? I don't remember that in previous nvcc constraints for gcc (which were major-only AFAIR).
I've looked at this before. I'm pretty sure that matching the minor version is not enforced, but major version support is enforced. In other words, gcc 13.3 should be fine if nvcc claims support for 13.2, but gcc 14.0 would not work.
As a follow-up to #6720 - I just realised that bumping to 12.6 means we should have updated GCC pins as well. The upstream docs (found the reference in conda-forge/nvcc-feedstock#51) say that nvcc compatible with "GCC 6.x - 13.2". We're on 13.3 though.
Is the minor-level bound really enforced? I don't remember that in previous nvcc constraints for gcc (which were major-only AFAIR).
Originally posted by @h-vetinari in #6720 (comment)
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