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undo numpy 2.0 compatibility hack from #38250 after numpy 1 is gone #38275

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dimpase opened this issue Jun 25, 2024 · 0 comments
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undo numpy 2.0 compatibility hack from #38250 after numpy 1 is gone #38275

dimpase opened this issue Jun 25, 2024 · 0 comments

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dimpase commented Jun 25, 2024

#38250 introduces runtime and tests compatibility with numpy 2.0

Once numpy 1 is phased out, this should be undone and converted to numpy 2.0 only tests


          Nitpicking, the string "# to ensure numpy 2.0 compatibility" is applied inconsistently. I suggest for it to be attached to the "if" statement line. I guess it will be clear if an `import numpy` statement had to be explicitly added.

Originally posted by @kiwifb in #38250 (comment)

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