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The examples shown at https://cantera.org/examples/python/index.html do not list the required version of Cantera or other dependencies. This leads to problems when users try to run them with incompatible versions of Cantera (see #728). A standard method for documenting these requirements was established in #729, and implemented for the ic_engine.py example, adding the line:
Similar Requires: sections should be added to the other Python examples. To simplify determining the appropriate minimum versions, I would suggest:
the only Cantera versions that need to be checked are 2.4.0 and 2.5.0
Cantera dependencies such as NumPy do not need to be documented unless an especially new version is required
The minimum version of other dependencies can be just the minimum tested version, rather than having to install very old versions just for the sake of testing
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The examples shown at https://cantera.org/examples/python/index.html do not list the required version of Cantera or other dependencies. This leads to problems when users try to run them with incompatible versions of Cantera (see #728). A standard method for documenting these requirements was established in #729, and implemented for the ic_engine.py example, adding the line:
to the script's docstring.
Similar
Requires:
sections should be added to the other Python examples. To simplify determining the appropriate minimum versions, I would suggest:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: