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Support for numpy >= 2.0.2 #432
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[-]Support for numpy >= 2.0.2[/-][+]Support for numpy >= 2.0.2 and pandas >= 2.2.2[/+]on Aug 27, 2024 - changed the title
[-]Support for numpy >= 2.0.2 and pandas >= 2.2.2[/-][+]Support for numpy >= 2.0.2[/+]on Aug 27, 2024 +1
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Pandas and numpy has compatiblity issues, numpy version 2 is only supported after pandas 2.2.2 and any version before that is not supported. - https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/whatsnew/v2.2.2.html#pandas-2-2-2-is-now-compatible-with-numpy-2-0
Pandas and numpy has compatiblity issues, numpy version 2 is only supported after pandas 2.2.2 and any version before that is not supported
Newer versions of one package only being compatible with newer versions of another package is perfectly normal, rather than a problem that is relevant to this package. This is still a problem, so there is no reason to close this issue.
Also in general to not setting upper bounds to package versions unless strictly necessary.
That is entirely correct.
Reacted by Frank Barten, David Maze, Miguel-SE, Jose Sanchez and Remi MabonReacted by jslorrma and Miguel-SE
I am working on upgrading our ecosystem to use numpy >= 2.0.2 which currently breaks at your package.
Afaik you don't use numpy in your code except for testing. Thus, I am wondering if you can either drop the dependency and add it as dev-only dependency or if you can be less strict in the versioning of numpy and support numpy >= 2.0.2.
Here is also a list of the numpy ecosystem compatibility with numpy 2.0:
numpy/numpy#26191
Kind regards