There is a dependency conflict which prevents installation of Elara from the requirements file:
ERROR: mizani 0.7.4 has requirement numpy>=1.19.0, but you'll have numpy 1.18.5 which is incompatible.
ERROR: mizani 0.7.4 has requirement pandas>=1.3.5, but you'll have pandas 1.2.1 which is incompatible.
Environment: Python 3.8 on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
For reference, mizani is a dependency of plotnine (the ggplot2 Python clone), which is only used by the benchmarking module to produce benchmark plots.
Will take care of this, likely in the next sprint.
Immediately, I propose to:
Bump pandas and run tests
Remove the explicit numpy dependency, allowing pandas to resolve it.
However, I think we're better off re-writing the plotting functions in matplotlib and removing the plotnine dependency altogether to prevent something like this happening again.
There is a dependency conflict which prevents installation of Elara from the requirements file:
Environment: Python 3.8 on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
For reference, mizani is a dependency of
plotnine(the ggplot2 Python clone), which is only used by the benchmarking module to produce benchmark plots.Will take care of this, likely in the next sprint.
Immediately, I propose to:
pandasand run testsnumpydependency, allowingpandasto resolve it.However, I think we're better off re-writing the plotting functions in
matplotliband removing theplotninedependency altogether to prevent something like this happening again.