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lmfit-py is affected by the uncertainities Python3.12 incompatibility #930
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@picca Thanks for bringing this to everyone's attention! |
@picca If I use a fresh mamba environment, it looks like
Most of the lmfit tests run for me with Python 3.12, including the ones that import and use the
does give one failure (related to a scipy deprecation about Maybe this is something specific to the Debian environment? |
On Debian if I try to import imp I get this error
Here from the changelog of Python https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.12.html
So there is at least to options :)
thanks |
@picca -- OK, thanks.... Not sure what the best solution is... |
Do you know where is the code of uncertainties on mamba ? I should investigate also the futur package... the past modules if from python-future... |
@picca In the mamba environment that I installed, The If I can hazard a guess, it may be that your Debian environment is at |
I just found this also :)). I think that they are very conservative and try to avoid breaking packages. Now there is this Python3.12 migration it it breaks lot's of packages. So thi sis the time for investigation. It is a never ending story. Thansk a lot, I will try to push for a new python-future version in Debian. Fred |
nevertheless uncertainties is still not maintained.. so this is quite fragile ;) |
@picca I agree with the concerns about the maintenance of |
This is resolved as the |
Hello, I am packaging larch for Debian, and while trying to run the unti test with pytest, I get this error message.
It seems that uncertainties try to load the removed imp package.
The problem is that uncertainties seek a new maintainer, so I do not know if this issue will be fixed.
lmfit/uncertainties#179
let's see.
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