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Numpy 2.0 allowed in pyproject.toml #8306
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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ classifiers = [ | |||
dependencies = [ | |||
# Must match list in `.github/workflows/reusable_test_wheels.yml` | |||
"attrs>=23.1.0", | |||
"numpy>=1.23,<2", | |||
"numpy>=1.23", |
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This invalidates the pixi.lock
file, which explains the CI failure. Could you run any pixi command (e.g. pixi run rerun
) to update the lock file and push it?
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Done.
@rerun-bot approve |
It looks like you are using a pixi version that is newer than the one we currently have in CI. I'll check if we can migrate to the new version to make this PR mergeable. |
Can I update my branch? |
Yes, should be good now. |
C++ CI failed : The error in the logs is: |
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A very small commit to see if CI still pass with Numpy 2.0 and over allowed, as python projects are moving quickly to it.