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Here is the output of one of the failed CI runs: If you just run one of the tests that fails above then it passes, so this is something to do with dodgy state that results from a previous test. |
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Here is the previous failing CI run on |
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Merging so that CI is green, will investigate further. |
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CI on Windows is failing with access violations when using Matplotlib 3.9.1 for testing, but with 3.9.0 it seems to be OK. This PR therefore pins Matplotlib to < 3.9.1 on Windows to confirm this.