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Adding np 1.11 to the travis matrix - #503
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@bsipocz That sounds good to me! Astropy should probably drop np 1.7 too. |
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Great, I'll drop it here then. Should I mention it in the changelog? While it may work in the future, we can't really guarantee it. I'm also fixing the LTS issues. |
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Sure, add it in the changelog. Also, the requirements section on the install page needs to be updated: Thanks, @bsipocz! |
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should it be 0.4, or can we do that in 0.3.1? |
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I think 0.3.1 is fine. It's not a new feature. |
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@larrybradley @astrofrog - Is it normal that the circleci build picks up numpy 1.8 and astropy 1.2.1? According to the docker image, it should be pip installing astropy, so I assume that should pick up astropy 1.3? |
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@bsipocz The docker images that get pulled are static (they don't get continuously built from the Dockerfile). They need to be manually rebuilt and pushed to Docker Hub. I can rebuild them locally (and indeed astropy 1.3 is now installed), but I don't have permission to push them up to the astropy docker hub account. @astrofrog will need to do that or give me permission. |
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Adding np 1.11 to the travis matrix
as the latest stable is 1.12
@larrybradley - What do you think about dropping np1.7 at some point?