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| 33465275 | MDExOlB1bGxSZXF1ZXN0MTU4NjI4MTI= | 129 | Require only numpy 1.7 for the benefit of readthedocs | 1217238 | closed | 0 | 664063 | 0 | 2014-05-14T06:41:30Z | 2014-06-25T23:40:31Z | 2014-05-15T07:21:22Z | MEMBER | 0 | pydata/xarray/pulls/129 | ReadTheDocs comes with pre-built packages for the basic scientific python stack, but some of these packages are old (e.g., numpy is 1.7.1). The only way to upgrade packages on readthedocs is to use a virtual environment and a requirements.txt. Unfortunately, this means we can't upgrade both numpy and pandas simultaneously, because pandas may get built first and link against the wrong version of numpy. We inadvertantly stumbled upon a work around to build the "latest" docs by first installing numpy in the (cached) virtual environment, and then later (in another commit), adding pandas to the requirements.txt file. However, this is a real hack and makes it impossible to maintain different versions of the docs, such as for tagged releases. Accordingly, this commit relaxes the numpy version requirement so we can use a version that readthedocs already has installed. (We actually don't really need a newer version of numpy for any current functionality in xray, although it's nice to have for support for missing value functions like nanmean.) |
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