My goal in this PR is just to get tests passing again so that we can address issues individually.
The PR is sort of a band-aid. The big change is rolling back versions of numpy, scipy, and shapely, because pymt has fallen out of date with newer versions of these libraries. Once #162, #164, and https://github.com/permamodel/permamodel/issues/72 are fixed, tests will pass 👍 and the latest versions of these libraries can be used again.
My goal in this PR is just to get tests passing again so that we can address issues individually.
The PR is sort of a band-aid. The big change is rolling back versions of
numpy,scipy, andshapely, becausepymthas fallen out of date with newer versions of these libraries. Once #162, #164, and https://github.com/permamodel/permamodel/issues/72 are fixed, tests will pass 👍 and the latest versions of these libraries can be used again.