Which versions of Awkward, Uproot, and Coffea align?

[jpivarski]

I'm confused about Awkward 1 versus Awkward 2, Uproot 4 versus Uproot 5, and Coffea 0.7. Which versions of each package can be installed with each other?

[hep-helper[bot]]

Potentially useful sources

21 September, 2020: GitHub issue scikit-hep/awkward#430, Installing (and then importing) awkward1 on Windows

Score: 90 out of 100

The conversation provides detailed information about the installation issues with Awkward 1 on Windows, including debugging steps and solutions. While it doesn't directly address the compatibility of Awkward 1, Awkward 2, Uproot 4, Uproot 5, and Coffea 0.7, it does offer insights into version dependencies and potential conflicts. Look for examples of troubleshooting steps, discussions on Windows installation, and the importance of compiling in Release mode to understand version compatibility and potential conflicts between different packages.

11 May, 2022: GitHub issue scikit-hep/uproot5#568, uproot4.recreate does not exist

Score: 85 out of 100

The conversation provides information about the relationship between Uproot 4 and Uproot, as well as the transition from Awkward 1 to Awkward 2. While it doesn't directly address Coffea 0.7, it offers insights into version compatibility and naming conventions in these packages. Look for examples of how Uproot 4 is a pass-through of Uproot and the implications of package renaming. This information can help you understand how different versions of these packages can be installed together.

3 August, 2023: GitHub issue scikit-hep/uproot5#919, AttributeError: module 'uproot._util' has no attribute 'awkward_form_remove_uproot'

Score: 80 out of 100

The conversation directly addresses your question by explaining the major version compatibility between Uproot, Awkward Array, and Coffea. You can look for the table provided in the conversation that shows the compatible major versions of each package. This information will help you understand which versions of each package can be installed together.

20 January, 2021: GitHub discussion scikit-hep/awkward#660, AttributeError: module 'awkward' has no attribute 'layout'

Score: 80 out of 100

The conversation provides information about updating packages, including Uproot and Awkward, which is relevant to your question about versions compatibility. Additionally, it mentions Coffea's vector classes as an alternative. Look for details on updating packages and the compatibility between different versions of Uproot, Awkward, and Coffea in the conversation to help answer your question.

15 February, 2023: GitHub issue scikit-hep/awkward#503, Move libawkward.so (etc) into its own package

Score: 80 out of 100

The conversation discusses the transition from Awkward 1 to Awkward 2, which is relevant to understanding the version compatibility within the Awkward package. Look for details on the split between awkward-core and awkward, version compatibility considerations, and the impact on developers. This information will help you understand the version compatibility between different versions of Awkward, Uproot, and Coffea.

20 January, 2021: GitHub discussion scikit-hep/uproot5#249, Writing arrays to ROOT files in Uproot 4

Score: 60 out of 100

The conversation provides information about the upcoming features in Uproot 4, including writing NumPy arrays and Awkward Arrays. While it doesn't directly address Awkward 1 versus Awkward 2, Uproot 4 versus Uproot 5, and Coffea 0.7 compatibility, it does mention the transition between Awkward 0.x and 1.x. Look for details on how to use both uproot and uproot3 in the same Python process, which may provide insights into managing different versions of packages.

[jpivarski]

Thanks a lot! I wasn't actually confused, but I had no idea how to use GitHub search to find this exact image:

from scikit-hep/awkward#660 (comment).

This marks the first time that the hep-helper bot was directly useful for finding a lot conversation that I couldn't find in any other way.