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unable to build using numpy 1.20 or higher
See original GitHub issuesetup.cfg is configured with
setup_requires =
numpy>=1.16.6,<1.20
This means that qutip cannot (easily) be built when numpy 1.20 or higher is installed. The current stable release of numpy is 1.21
Can qutip be updated to run with current versions of numpy?
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We can set up packages dependencies easily enough. It’s already done automatically in fact. Our numpy package provides a versioned python3-numpy-abi (currently python3-numpy-abi9) and an debhelper dh_numpy3 tool which sets the versioned dependency for dependent packages at build time
Great! Thanks. 😄