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Change dependencies to ~- syntax rather than >= #189

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paddyroddy opened this issue Sep 11, 2024 · 3 comments
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Change dependencies to ~- syntax rather than >= #189

paddyroddy opened this issue Sep 11, 2024 · 3 comments
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My concern is for example NumPy now has v2 (#163), the current syntax would allow that when the code doesn't necessarily support it yet.
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Would make sense to do this for NumPy, but I'd prefer not doing it for other dependencies - Should You Use Upper Bound Version Constraints?

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Yeah, the calendar ones are less obvious. NumPy is what I was mainly thinking of.

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MNT: pin NumPy to v1 (until v2 is supported)
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Fixes (the necessary) bit of #189.
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MNT: pin NumPy to v1 (until v2 is supported) #195
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Addressed in #207, can close for now as this issue itself isn't that important

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