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FIX: dependency of TR-000 & 001 #276
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Thanks!
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"%pip install -q black==21.5b2 jax==0.4.28 jaxlib==0.4.28 matplotlib==3.4.2 numpy==1.22 sympy==1.8" |
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Note on pip
: numpy==1.22
installs numpy==1.22.0
, not the latest patch of v1.22 (in this case numpy==1.22.4
). If you want to find the latest version of that patch, use either
pip install -U 'numpy==1.22.*'
or
pip install -U 'numpy~=1.22'
As you noted (#272 (comment)), you can find more info about that here https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/topics/dependency-resolution/#dealing-with-dependency-conflicts.
In this commit, I upgraded even further to the latest version of NumPy v1 because I got some dependency conflict during runtime (!) with matplotlib.
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Good that you notice!
Closes #272