Extend support to Python 3.12 #484
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Bump Python version in CI to check if all tests pass and documentation builds properly in the latest version of Python.
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Test fails because there's an issue with Verde and |
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Haha, apparently after closing fatiando/verde#448, this PR was automatically closed. I'm reopening it since we do want to apply these changes despite the ones introduced in Verde. Reminder to be careful about using the words "resolve", "fix", "closes" in comments 😁 |
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| "scikit-learn >= 0.24", | |||
| "numba >= 0.52", | |||
| "xarray >= 0.16", | |||
| "verde >= 1.7", | |||
| "verde >= 1.8.1", | |||
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Are you sure this is required here? It's an issue with Verde only in Python 3.12 and Verde 1.7 should still work with previous Pythons.
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I'm not sure what to do here. If you're running Python 3.12 you need Verde >= v1.8.1.
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Yeah, you're right. I guess we should just bump the requirement here. It doesn't really have a huge impact and Verde 1.8 didn't break anything.
Use the same minimum versions as Verde
We can fix the issues with Numpy 2.0.0 in a separate PR.
Convert Numpy scalars to Python numbers so the outputs of examples that are being compared when running doctests support Numpy>=2.0.
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Bump minimum required Python version in CI. Bump Python version in
environment.yml. Bump minimum version for some dependencies inpyproject.toml, requiring at minimum the ones that work on Python 3.12. Add classifier inpyproject.tomlfor Python 3.12.