Closed DManowitz closed 1 year ago
Thanks for raising this. I don't know why conda-forge is pinning a higher version (@mmann1123). However, we can do some testing to see if we can either raise numpy in the github repo or lower numpy in conda-forge.
If you can keep the lower numpy bound and figure how to get it to work correctly on conda-forge, that would be much appreciated.
According to meta.yaml in the geowombat conda-forge feedstock, under run
, it has {{ pin_compatible('numpy') }}
. According to this file, it looks like that should correspond to numpy >=1.21. However, if the most recent version of geowombat actually works with numpy >=1.19.0
, perhaps the run
section of the meta.yaml file in the geowombat conda-forge feedstock should just have numpy >=1.19.0
.
I agree, unless we have a specific reason for increasing the numpy
version then I think we should leave it at >=1.19.0
to give users more flexibility.
I increased the lower version to >=1.24.4
in #281 to test it. However, @mmann1123 let us know if you can pin numpy
to >=1.19.0
in the conda
build.
@jgrss Looks like pinning 1.19 to conda will work fine. I just pushed the changes. I think we can close this. https://github.com/conda-forge/geowombat-feedstock/pull/103
@DManowitz I am going to close this but please reopen if the problem persists.
According to the setup.cfg file for v.2.1.10, the numpy dependency is
numpy>=1.19.0
. However, on conda-forge, the numpy dependency isnumpy>=1.24.4
. Do you know why this is?