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python packages updates: numpy, scipy, scikit-learn, pyflakes #10255
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@domenkozar I've tested that numpy builds and works, as well as a couple of dependents. However, because python 3.5 is now supported there are many more packages available that can fail. One-shot run on Hydra? |
Since 1.9.3 numpy works with Python 3.5. Packages depending on Numpy still might cause problems with Python 3.5.
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Some tests in scikit-learn 0.16.1 fail with the new scipy 0.16 package. This is known upstream and should be fixed in the next release. scikit-learn/scikit-learn#5045 This commit disables the tests until the next scikit-learn release.
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Looks good, merging |
pythonPackages numpy: 1.9.2 -> 1.10.1 and enable for Python 3.5
Thanks for the run @domenkozar About the fails:
I would like to add to this PR version updates of Pandas (#10296), PyTables and xray. Furthermore, I suggest we disable i686 tests for scikit-learn (@garbas) since upstream does not seem to be that much interested in i686. |
@FRidh sure, open a nother PR for Pandas, pytables and xray. We can disable scikit-learn for now. |
+1 for ignoring i686 platform until skikit-learn devs get around supporting it |
Since 1.9.3 Python 3.5 is supported. This PR updates to 1.10.0 and enables numpy for Python 3.5.
numpy worked for me with all interpreter versions. I didn't check its dependents though with
nox-review wip
.It might happen though that packages depending on numpy 1.10.0 will fail, especially when using Python 3.5.