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[GitHub] [arrow] jonkeane commented on pull request #10697: ARROW-13304: [C++] Unable to install nightly on Ubuntu 21.04 due to day of week options

jonkeane commented on pull request #10697:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/pull/10697#issuecomment-879104391


   I mentioned this in Jira, but it might have gotten lost in the shuffle: We [have a crossbow job that installs (using the bundled approach, which is the default for end-users) on 21.04](https://github.com/apache/arrow/blob/master/dev/tasks/tasks.yml#L937-L946) which hasn't failed since it was implemented. What's different between our CI job and the approach that is allegedly failing?
   
   If one wanted to build locally without the bundled approach (in case that's what we think the difference is), the following should work:
   
   ```
   UBUNTU=21.04 CLANG_TOOLS=9 archery docker run ubuntu-r
   ```
   
   and to run the job like it is by crossbow (i.e. a bundled build):
   
   ```
   UBUNTU=21.04 CLANG_TOOLS=9 archery docker run -e ARROW_SOURCE_HOME="/arrow" -e FORCE_BUNDLED_BUILD=TRUE -e LIBARROW_BUILD=TRUE ubuntu-r
   ```
   
   


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