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- Latest namaster (>3.0) requires python-3.13 - The so3g package was depending on the old "boost" package instead of the newer "libboost*" packages. This forced the use of an old boost version which was incompatible with python-3.13. Pin boost to <1.89, since that was the version which removed the system sub module. This component is header-only, but the CMake file in the old spt3g we are using complains that it cannot find that. We will be removing the boost dependency completely in the near future.
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Everything got installed at Princeton and it seems to work. Let's go for it.
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Latest namaster (>3.0) requires python-3.13
The so3g package was depending on the old "boost" package instead of the newer "libboost*" packages. This forced the use of an old boost version which was incompatible with python-3.13. Pin boost to <1.89, since that was the version which removed the system sub module. This component is header-only, but the CMake file in the old spt3g we are using complains that it cannot find that. We will be removing the boost dependency completely in the near future.