BLD: require numpy>=2.0.0rc1 at compile time #144
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| zip_safe = False | ||
| tests_require = pytest-doctestplus | ||
| setup_requires = setuptools_scm | ||
| install_requires = numpy>=1.19 | ||
| install_requires = numpy>=2.0.0rc1 |
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this line seems entirely redundant with pyproject.toml, however, it's been a while since I actually used setup.cfg so I'm only 99% confident. If that's desired, I'm game to pull the band aid and merge those two files together (which is essentially automated with the right tooling)
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Let's do that in a separate PR...
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We don't want to pin numpy>2.0rc1 in install_requires - this is for runtime dependencies!
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(this is different from setup_requires which is the old way of specifying build-time dependencies)
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Oh my you're right. I meant to touch the previous line and didn't realize my mistake in review... will fix !
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I'm not convinced that failures are related. I'll try to refresh this later today and see if it's reproducible |
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I think I should have gotten this PR in before trying to put out a new pyerfa version. I had not realized our wheel building was dependent on what exactly was going on - pretty bad form really.
I still find the whole pip description of building things excruciating, but to be honest cannot quite care enough any more to try to make sense of it. If this works to get the right wheels on pypi, then let's just roll with it.
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| zip_safe = False | ||
| tests_require = pytest-doctestplus | ||
| setup_requires = setuptools_scm | ||
| install_requires = numpy>=1.19 | ||
| install_requires = numpy>=2.0.0rc1 |
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Let's do that in a separate PR...
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| @@ -96,7 +96,10 @@ def get_extensions(): | |||
| sources = [os.path.join('erfa', 'ufunc.c')] | |||
| include_dirs = [] | |||
| libraries = [] | |||
| define_macros = [] | |||
| define_macros = [ | |||
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Why this change? It seems reasonable, but perhaps good to add why it is even needed?
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| @@ -20,11 +20,11 @@ classifiers = | |||
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| # We set packages to find: to automatically find all sub-packages | |||
| packages = find: | |||
| requires = numpy | |||
| requires = numpy>=1.19.3 # keep in sync with NPY_TARGET_VERSION (setup.py) | |||
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I don't think requires is recommended anymore
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I think this PR would be fine if we remove |
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I just dropped the second commit as it was never necessary for this PR and actually broken (thanks @astrofrog for pointing it out). Now this PR should be minimal and will hopefully resolve the situation at astropy on release. |
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As discussed in #143
This isn't just for the sake of following guidelines: it's actually helpful to anyone that would build pyerfa from source and would like to easily switch back and forth between versions of numpy, which, if we can't have pre-built wheels for macOS AMD (see #143 (comment)), includes me 馃槄