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There's a new version available. I'll take a look and see if I can get it working with python 3.12 |
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updating DisplayCAL to 3.9.12 should unbreak it with python 3.12 I'll do that in a new PR |
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Note: sagemath 10.4 in our repo is already patched to support numpy 2.0, but it will need to be rebuilt. |
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This update removes a lot of long-deprecated interfaces and probably breaks several dependants. It will need careful testing.
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The following packages ship shared libraries; most require a rebuild to even be importable, and the rest are included just to be sure (each will be ticked as it is tested for compatibility):
The following package may or may not break with new NumPy, but is already broken because it requires Python < 3.12:
The following packages do not appear to build Python extensions and should not require a rebuild, but some tests should be performed to ensure basic functionality with NumPy 2.0: