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Numpy 1.24 breaks builtin type aliases #104
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OSQP is disabled for now: osqp/osqp-python#104
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OSQP is disabled for now: osqp/osqp-python#104
v0.6.2.post9 fixes this.Thanks for bringing this to our attention! |
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The numpy people marked aliases of builtin types like
np.int
as deprecated in version 1.20.0. They are effectively deprecated with version 1.24.0 which was just released.This leads to a bunch of
AttributeError
s, likeYour
requirements.txt
states compatability fornumpy >=1.7
and thus causes CI to crash on this (but that's on the numpy folks).The corresponding pull request is #105 .
This issue is related to cobra issue 1305
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