Closed sametz closed 3 years ago
Update: there seemed to be related issues posted over on the Sparse GitHub. They were supposedly fixed in sparse 0.12.0. However, nmrsim does not work with that update either.
Temporary fix with release 0.5.2 pinning sparse
to <=0.10.0. Waiting on resolution to sparse issue #499, as well as issue #493.
The issue was fixed with sparse 0.13.0. See: https://github.com/pydata/sparse/commit/b132b68f32bc6562f809b8bcfb09235965720d22
The next update to nmrsim should allow sparse >=13 as a requirement as well as <=10.
Minimal bug report for now to alert users that sparse 0.11.0 broke the Hamiltonian calculations in
nmrsim.qm
. It appears to be typing-related. For now, pin your sparse version to <=0.10