SciPy deprecation of "disp" in optimizer#3581
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Thank you for this @drammock. Have these variables been replaced ? or completely removed ? I need to look at this |
I haven't investigated, so all I know is what the deprecation message said. |
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ok, Thank you for pointing that out, I will look into it 👍 |
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Have not investigated the logs, but if any of the builds is using this version of |
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for backlog, related to scipy/scipy#23186 |
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Thank you @drammock |
we're seeing an MNE-Python CI failure:
It's coming from the init of
dipy.core.optimize.Optimizer. Full traceback:Details
This PR is my best guess as to the source of the problem, but I haven't yet looked closely to see if the same thing is happening elsewhere in dipy's codebase. Would be happy if a regular dipy contrib / maintainer took over this PR as it may be a while before I have time to do a thorough job of this.