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numpy 1.19.3 in pyproject.toml not compatible with macOS 11
See original GitHub issueWe added Python 3.9 support to pyproject.toml in commit 9228984a7 for 1.6.0. That commit required numpy 1.19.3, which is the first version to support Python 3.9. However macOS 11 is not yet supported by that release, hence we need to bump the minimum numpy version for macOS >= 11.
See the sys_platform and platform_version in PEP 509 for how to specify this.
It looks like numpy 1.20.0 (not yet released) will be the first version with macOS 11 compatible wheels (but double check this). When addressing this issue, both the SciPy pyproject.toml and the one in https://github.com/scipy/oldest-supported-numpy should be updated.
Cc @dplepage who reported this issue.
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Indeed, I think that fix (tell users to upgrade
pip) is fine. Happy with not uploading new wheels with manually renamed ABI tags.Added a release note about the minimum required pip version in gh-13518. Nothing else to do, so closing.