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[CI][Docs] The docs job is failed by simdjson >= 4.0.0 #50726

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@kou

Describe the bug, including details regarding any error messages, version, and platform.

https://github.com/apache/arrow/actions/runs/30373474269/job/90323053472#step:7:533

CMake Error at cmake_modules/ThirdpartyToolchain.cmake:316 (message):
  Couldn't find simdjson >= 4.0.0
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake_modules/ThirdpartyToolchain.cmake:2847 (resolve_dependency)
  CMakeLists.txt:529 (include)

Component(s)

Continuous Integration, Documentation

Activity

  1. raulcd commented on Jul 30, 2026

    @raulcd
    Member

    This doesn't seem to be the case for the failure on the job anymore, seems to be fixed on main for simdjson.
    From latest main, the failure:

    https://github.com/apache/arrow/actions/runs/30534960567/job/90845938100

    2 topics missing from index: "read_ipc_file" and "write_ipc_file".

    -- Building pkgdown site for package arrow -------------------------------------
    Reading from: /build/r
    Writing to: /build/r/docs
    -- Sitrep ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    v URLs ok.
    v Favicons ok.
    v Open graph metadata ok.
    v Articles metadata ok.
    x Reference metadata not ok.
      In _pkgdown.yml, 2 topics missing from index: "read_ipc_file" and
      "write_ipc_file".
      Either add to the reference index, or use `@keywords internal` to drop from
      the index.
    -- Initialising site -----------------------------------------------------------
    -- Building home ---------------------------------------------------------------
    Writing `authors.html`
    Reading PACKAGING.md
    Writing `PACKAGING.html`
    Reading STYLE.md
    Writing `STYLE.html`
    Reading README.md
    Writing `index.html`
    Writing `404.html`
    -- Building function reference -------------------------------------------------
    Error: 
    ! in callr subprocess.
    Caused by error in `build_reference_index(pkg)`:
    ! In _pkgdown.yml, 2 topics missing from index: "read_ipc_file" and
    "write_ipc_file".
    i Either add to the reference index, or use `@keywords internal` to drop from
      the index.
    ---
    Standard error:
    
  2. thisisnic commented on Jul 30, 2026

    @thisisnic
    Member

    This doesn't seem to be the case for the failure on the job anymore, seems to be fixed on main for simdjson. From latest main, the failure:

    https://github.com/apache/arrow/actions/runs/30534960567/job/90845938100

    2 topics missing from index: "read_ipc_file" and "write_ipc_file".

    -- Building pkgdown site for package arrow -------------------------------------
    Reading from: /build/r
    Writing to: /build/r/docs
    -- Sitrep ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    v URLs ok.
    v Favicons ok.
    v Open graph metadata ok.
    v Articles metadata ok.
    x Reference metadata not ok.
      In _pkgdown.yml, 2 topics missing from index: "read_ipc_file" and
      "write_ipc_file".
      Either add to the reference index, or use `@keywords internal` to drop from
      the index.
    -- Initialising site -----------------------------------------------------------
    -- Building home ---------------------------------------------------------------
    Writing `authors.html`
    Reading PACKAGING.md
    Writing `PACKAGING.html`
    Reading STYLE.md
    Writing `STYLE.html`
    Reading README.md
    Writing `index.html`
    Writing `404.html`
    -- Building function reference -------------------------------------------------
    Error: 
    ! in callr subprocess.
    Caused by error in `build_reference_index(pkg)`:
    ! In _pkgdown.yml, 2 topics missing from index: "read_ipc_file" and
    "write_ipc_file".
    i Either add to the reference index, or use `@keywords internal` to drop from
      the index.
    ---
    Standard error:
    

    I'll make an R issue for this one, it's a quick fix

  3. kou commented on Jul 30, 2026

    @kou
    MemberAuthor

    #50717 fixed this.

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