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Compat error with `numpy>1.20`

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Describe the bug Cannot install the latest version of xarray-spatial with an up-to-date stack (numpy>1.20).

Expected behavior Install the latest version of xarray-spatial through conda

Screenshots I’m trying to update the gds_env and trying an install that pins xarray-spatial to its latest release returns the following error:

package xarray-spatial-0.2.9-pyhd8ed1ab_0 requires numpy >=1.7,<=1.20, but none of the providers can be installed

The numpy version it is installing (for compatibility with other libraries) is 1.21.2. Is there any reason why it pins to 1.20 as the most recent version?

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Created 2 years ago
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ianthomas23commented, Nov 12, 2021

@darribas My earlier answer was wrong. It turns out that we do need to pin numpy to <=1.20 as that is what numba 0.54.x requires. This restriction has been removed in numba’s master branch, so we will need to wait until their next release. I don’t think will be long, they are finishing off their python 3.10 support and I expect a release after that.

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ianthomas23commented, Nov 15, 2021

Yes, I agree.

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