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IPython Notebooks for Data, Design and Society
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downgrading numpy and scipy requirements #12

Closed gngdb closed 8 years ago

gngdb commented 8 years ago

I'm building the python stack for our JupyterHub instance off the ipython scipystack because it has a nice reliable installation of OpenBLAS with numpy and scipy ready. Compiling numpy and scipy can take a while, so it seems like going from this is a nice way to break up the image build. But, our numpy and scipy requirements are ahead of theirs. I doubt we're going to have any problems going back to scipy 0.14.0 and numpy 1.9.0, right?

In the mean time, I'll just install the most recent versions, but we'll lose OpenBLAS support, which might have consequences.

fvargas-icerobotics commented 8 years ago

I really dont think the downgrade will be a problem. It should be fine.

On 26 August 2015 at 12:05, Gavin Gray notifications@github.com wrote:

I'm building the python stack for our JupyterHub instance off the ipython scipystack https://github.com/ipython/docker-notebook/tree/master/scipystack because it has a nice reliable installation of OpenBLAS with numpy and scipy ready. Compiling numpy and scipy can take a while, so it seems like going from this is a nice way to break up the image build. But, our numpy and scipy requirements are ahead of theirs. I doubt we're going to have any problems going back to scipy 0.14.0 and numpy 1.9.0, right?

In the mean time, I'll just install the most recent versions, but we'll lose OpenBLAS support, which might have consequences.

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